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antonivs_01

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Hello everyone!

Well, I don't think I can think of a better title than this for my little presentation. I'm not an expert modeler. I try to make the models as best as possible. I don't have specialized magazines or anything like that, but I try to finish them as well as possible, in terms of My hobby is with ships, the whole house is full of models, of course, strategically distributed as I say so as not to give a feeling of overwhelm, and at the same time they don't leave the house hahahaha.

I have made most of them, except for four that were inherited from a family friend when I was little. They are the oldest models, they must be 40-45 years old or something like that.

As for models, they are submarines, mechanically propelled and sailing ships and three airships, adopted at the last minute, ..You could say that it is a small educational collection since it starts with sailing ships like Santa Maria and ends with nuclear propulsion with the USS Seawolf. , ships of various types including a ship of the line, Heller's Victory, an airfix paddle steamer the Great Western, and even a Revell lightship the South Goodwind

As for the scale, the smallest of all is 1:720, although they could have been made at a 1:350 scale and nothing would have happened and the largest 1:50 and I think that's all.

For the rest, greetings to the community
 
antonivs_01 said:
Hello everyone!

Well, I don't think I can think of a better title than this for my little presentation. I'm not an expert modeler. I try to make the models as best as possible. I don't have specialized magazines or anything like that, but I try to finish them as well as possible, in terms of My hobby is with ships, the whole house is full of models, of course, strategically distributed as I say so as not to give a feeling of overwhelm, and at the same time they don't leave the house hahahaha.

I have made most of them, except for four that were inherited from a family friend when I was little. They are the oldest models, they must be 40-45 years old or something like that.

As for models, they are submarines, mechanically propelled and sailing ships and three airships, adopted at the last minute, ..You could say that it is a small educational collection since it starts with sailing ships like Santa Maria and ends with nuclear propulsion with the USS Seawolf. , ships of various types including a ship of the line, Heller's Victory, an airfix paddle steamer the Great Western, and even a Revell lightship the South Goodwind

As for the scale, the smallest of all is 1:720, although they could have been made at a 1:350 scale and nothing would have happened and the largest 1:50 and I think that's all.

For the rest, greetings to the community
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Greetings from Minnesota!
 
also from my side a warm welcome here on board of our forum
 
Welcome. It would be nice if you showed some of those models. I would like to see your lightship

Bien venido. Estaría bien que mostraras alguno de esos modelos. Me gustaría ver tu chata.
 
Thank you all very much for the welcome ^^, Adry, are you from Las Palmas? I now live in Alicante, but I'm from Tenerife ^^ I lived in La Laguna, when I was at university I visited Las Palmas to see the Chirra dam and the enormous Soria dam, it is a charming place

As for my collection, I am very embarrassed, I made the models a long time ago and they do not have the professional finish or quality of the models I see here

Muchas gracias a todos por la bienvendida ^^, Adry, ¿eres de Las Palmas?, yo ahora vivo en Alicante, pero soy de Tenerife ^^ vivía en la Laguna, cuando estaba en la universidad visité Las Palmas para ver la presa de Chirra y la enorme presa de Soria, es un paraje encantador

En cuanto a mi colección, me da mucha vergüenza, las maquetas las hice hace mucho tiempo y no tienen el acabado profesional ni la calidad de los modelos que visto aqui
 
antonivs_01 said:
Hello everyone!

Well, I don't think I can think of a better title than this for my little presentation. I'm not an expert modeler. I try to make the models as best as possible. I don't have specialized magazines or anything like that, but I try to finish them as well as possible, in terms of My hobby is with ships, the whole house is full of models, of course, strategically distributed as I say so as not to give a feeling of overwhelm, and at the same time they don't leave the house hahahaha.

I have made most of them, except for four that were inherited from a family friend when I was little. They are the oldest models, they must be 40-45 years old or something like that.

As for models, they are submarines, mechanically propelled and sailing ships and three airships, adopted at the last minute, ..You could say that it is a small educational collection since it starts with sailing ships like Santa Maria and ends with nuclear propulsion with the USS Seawolf. , ships of various types including a ship of the line, Heller's Victory, an airfix paddle steamer the Great Western, and even a Revell lightship the South Goodwind

As for the scale, the smallest of all is 1:720, although they could have been made at a 1:350 scale and nothing would have happened and the largest 1:50 and I think that's all.

For the rest, greetings to the community
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Welcome from Tampa Fl.
 
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