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Well, I cleared an area of my bench to start a new build log. This kit was won in a raffle, from the generosity of Olha Batchvarov’s you tube channel. Since I was so close to her home, I decided to pick it up in person. To see her work in person was awesome. When you watch it on her YouTube...

In my previous treat I have posted the build of this fantastic model kit from Maris Stella. It was great fun building it. The quality is great. It took me about 100 hours spread over 4 months. I recommend it for the experienced builder.

I purchased this kit some time ago, but did not start until recently. The impetus and inspiration for getting this particular model was (surprise) Olha Batchvarov's wonderful topic and series of videos, posted here on ShipsOfScale.com. I didn't even care for this type of ship before drooling...

Hi all, My name is Chris and I’m new to this forum. I have posted some of my builds this last week and today I received my new model kit: the Brazzera from MarisStella. My first impression of this kit is superb. Comparing to my previous similar build, the Catalina from Mantua, this kit has many...

My next build-log, after completing the CARRACK of the same manufacturer!

If you are considering to buy this kit or never heard about it before than take a look at these unboxing videos. https://drydockmodelsandparts.com/pages/great-lakes-snow-hms-ontario-1780-1-48-scale And a promo 3D rendering video for the kit Also a build log on Sos by Don Robinson...

Despite already being a few steps into the process, I’m starting this build log of MarisStella’s 1/48 Ragusian Cog on the suggestion of fellow modeler Bluebeard, who’s own log of same subject I’ve been following: https://shipsofscale.com/sosforums/threads/marisstella-cog-1-48.6819/ His build log...

We already know about the good quality kits that Zoran from Marisstella models are producing and also have seen a few of Marisstella building logs that we have in this forum. This Maristella kit I'm about to review, is in the top of my list of my models to be built. I say this because it has the...

Hi guys and gals: This is my first build log ever and I hope you like my orientations and pictures. By no means I consider myself a “Pro” since I have only built 5 wooden models that later I will post pictures of them. Before my wooden models I built many plastics model ships like many of the...

This kit was provided for my YouTube channel as sponsorship from one of the channel members who wished to remain anonymous. I was offered a choice between two fairly well-established manufacturers. My attention was drawn to the Carrack model, because this is my passion: ships from Columbus’ time ...

Hello all, here is my build log for the HMS Ontario another fine kit from kit from MarisStella. This kit is a first in many ways for MarisStella, the first being is that it is an English ship. MarisStella in the past has done has done kits primarily of Mediterranean origins so this kit is a...

A relatively small deep water draught and heavily armed snow, built like her much bigger seagoing cousins. Stern and quarters unusually handsome and elegant, decorations kept to a minimum as per colonial fashion of the day. She represents the vessel as she was originally drawn up by the British...

www.marisstella.hr/eng Maris Stella Ltd is pleased to announce the addition of the HMS Speedy, HMS Vensejo and HMS Sophie Brig-Sloops, in 1:48 scale, to its model ship kit line. Speedy and Vensejo have been heavily researched. HMS Sophie is our version of the fictional Brig-Sloop, representing...

Saturday, October 22, 2016 - Introduction During the end of last week I issued on the internet an order for a kit of a new ship model. Yesterday I regularly received the package from the manufacturer and now I am going to open a new shipyard that I believe will keep me happily busy for the next...

Thursday 19 October 2017 A warm welcome to all users of this forum. A few days ago, I received from Zoran Pavlovic, the kit manufacturer, the material I ordered for my next model, a project I want to manage in the period of time I will spend in Tuscany. The kit is produced by a Croatian...

This will be my build log for the MarisStella Ragusian Galley. This kit has recently gone through some upgrades most notably is the new 83 page book of isometric drawings showing in detail all steps of the build. Also new to the kit is some photo etch and material for spacer blocks for in...

This is a build log for the Liburnian Novilara by MarisStella. MarisStella has just re-done this kit and have made several changes to it compared to the old kit. The kit comes with some nice quality lumber and finely cut laser billets. Rigging, hardware and a sewn sail are also included. Also...

This will be my log for the Barque Stefano another fine kit from MarisStella. The kit is full of laser cut pieces, beautiful wood, photo etch copper plates and so much more. There are some 33 sewn sails including the stun sails. He is a boat with a beautiful shape and wonderful lines...

Here is the start of my build log for MarisStella's kit of the Trabacollo. The kit consists of laser cut billets both walnut and plywood. The wood is mainly walnut with some lime wood and a little oak. The kit also comes with four pages of excellent plans. All wood appears to be of top quality...

This will my build log of the Batelina a MarisStella kit. She is a small boat used mainly for fishing along the Adriatic coast. She maybe a small kit but is a great one to build and does have it's challenges Framing completed next up is to plank the frames and bulkheads. Very little sanding...