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The relaunch of Ships in Scale is on the horizon, with our first issue setting sail in January 2026. We’re thrilled to share that we’ve already reached 30% of our subscriber goal—but we need your help to keep the momentum going. By subscribing now, you’ll lock in the lowest price we’ll ever...

Ahoy, folks! To those of you who didn't subscribe to Seawatch's podcasts (I highly recommend subscribing), here is The “Rum” Line: From Angostura Executive to Master Ship Modeler - Kevin Kenny’s Story * The podcast is courtesy of Seawatch Publishing

Hi All, As some of you may know, SeaWatch is planning to relaunch Ships in Scale Magazine next year. Over the past few months, we’ve been busy lining up authors, developing fresh content, and connecting with advertisers — a lot is happening behind the scenes, and we’re excited to share more...

I’m excited to announce something new for the ship modeling community—the launch of the SeaWatch Books Podcast! This podcast is an extension of everything SeaWatch stands for: a passion for ship modeling, maritime history, and expert craftsmanship. For years, SeaWatch Books has been dedicated to...

I have just received another email from Mike, the owner of Seawatch book It's with a heavy heart that I report another passing in the SeaWatch family: Gib McArdle, author of several SeaWatch books. Gib's books were printed before I took over SeaWatch, so I never got to work with him on a...

Now that I finished CAF's La Belle (might post last few pictures in that build log), I have decided to tackle a POF model from scratch. The subject I've chosen is Hayling Hoy of 1759 by David Antscherl. Why? Because "This model is aimed at the first time scratch builder (me) or for the...