Hi everyone

[Seafarermiami]

I am an ex merchant mariner. During the long contract at sea I used to build model ships usually without any plans only using pictures and later when internet appeared I used some schemes too.
The models were small no longer than 8 inches or 22 centimeters. I will post some pictures At present as retired I want to build a model of my motor yacht GB 36 classic on which used to live for 12 years in my off time. I was searching for plans but unsuccessful.

 

[KAYA61]

hello and welcome to SOS forum

 

[KAYA61]

@Seafarermiami thanks Sir.

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

Welcome to SoS! Nice models. I can't believe how much detail you packed into such tiny ships!

This doesn't seem possible, as if AI made this picture. How did you make blocks that small?

 

[AllanKP69]

Welcome to SoS from another merchant mariner
Allan

 

[Herman]

A warm welcome aboard @Seafarermiami

 

[Rebus]

Welcome aboard. Wonderfully done builds.

 

[Corsair]

Great builds !
Welcome to the forums !

 

[Kurt Konrath]

Welcome to the forum, great models, especially based on photos and no plans.

 

[fourseas]

Welcome to the SOS Group. Great looking models. I especially like the one you used to call home.

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

Also welcome from a fellow sailor.

 

[swampdweller126]

Welcome to the forum, from NY

 

[Seafarermiami]

Welcome to SoS! Nice models. I can't believe how much detail you packed into such tiny ships!

This doesn't seem possible, as if AI made this picture. How did you make blocks that small?
View attachment 562807

I used the brown insolation from thin electric cable.

Welcome to SoS! Nice models. I can't believe how much detail you packed into such tiny ships!

This doesn't seem possible, as if AI made this picture. How did you make blocks that small?
View attachment 562807

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

I used the brown insolation from thin electric cable.

So very clever!

 

[Seafarermiami]

So very clever!

And the bell is made from the tip off ballpoint pen

 

[MisterCA]

Hi