My Models summary

[José Ruesta]

Part 1 of 2
I finished my last model a few weeks ago (Saint Patrick, a Galway´s hooker), and I have two ships in my sights, the first one would be a Schiaffeto di Carloforte (book "Velle Italianne della costa Occidentale" by Bellabarba) and the "BAP America", a Peruvian gunboat, which saw action in the Caquetá River (Amazon) around 1911 and which is currently a museum in Iquitos. Well, while I look for information to put together my plans and parts for these future projects, some friends asked me for a talk about the various models I have made and I prepared the following consolidation or summary (in spanish) that I hope you will like.
Other models below

 

[José Ruesta]

Part 2 of 2
I will appreciate your comments

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

Wonderful presentation!

 

[shota70]

very impressive

 

[Jimsky]

Nice collections!

 

[Uwek]

when I see this correctly - every two months you complete a model in average - wow

 

[José Ruesta]

when I see this correctly - every two months you complete a model in average - wow

Hello, Well that's right, I've been making a boat every couple of months on average. The thing is that after a convalescence and self-retirement I had a lot of time for myself. Making the first boats like the San Francisco, Independence and Bounty, involved spending more than 6 months on each model and in the end I was already bored, so I opted to make small boats and ships that wouldn't take me so long from making the plans to finishing them.

Now the problem is my wife who complains that there are too many boats in my house; I've already filled a display case in the entrance, another in an already empty bedroom, a window sill,... and I'm running out of options.

 

[Montenegro]

Una excelente colección José se ve un gran trabajo y dedicación además de muy buenas imágenes, saludos !!