TFFM

[whiskers]

My volume 2 of the above noted book was destroyed by a water mishap recently. Does anyone have this book that is of no longer use to them?

Thanks

John

 

[Y.T.]

Hi, John, I do not have the book but just out of curiosity what means TFFM?

 

[MThomas]

Hi, John, I do not have the book but just out of curiosity what means TFFM?

TFFM = 'The Fully Framed Model' by David Antscherl

 

[Jimsky]

The book is still available at seawatbooks.

The Fully Framed Model, HMN Swan Class Sloops 1767 - 1780 Volume II -

The Swan series has been collaboration between David Antscherl, who wrote volumes I and II, and Greg Herbert, who was David's student builder of HMS Pegasus. Together they put together a practicum that became the basis for this series of books. In this book, Greg photographed his step by step...

seawatchbooks.com

 

[whiskers]

The book is still available at seawatbooks.

The Fully Framed Model, HMN Swan Class Sloops 1767 - 1780 Volume II -

The Swan series has been collaboration between David Antscherl, who wrote volumes I and II, and Greg Herbert, who was David's student builder of HMS Pegasus. Together they put together a practicum that became the basis for this series of books. In this book, Greg photographed his step by step...

seawatchbooks.com

It’s available but shows “sold out”.

 

[AllanKP69]

The Fully Framed Model, HMN Swan Class Sloops 1767-1780: Volume II - David Antscherl: 9780975577233 - AbeBooks

A guide for building the hull of a fully framed British naval Swan class ship-rigged sloop of the 1770's. Suitably adapted, the experienced reader may use this book as a basis for constructing models of most naval vessels of the 1760-1800 period.

www.abebooks.com

 

[MThomas]

You'll likely find them on ebay before Seawatch restocks, 'IF' they ever do! They show up often as single volumes as well as complete sets.
TFFM 4 volume set

 

[Brewbrarian]

ABE books also has these show up occasionally if you're on the lookout. Only Vol III is there now. but you might keep an out in a couple of locations. Bookfinder in another to watch:
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