THE PERIOD SHIP HANDBOOK 2
by Keith Julier
Synopsis:
A further venture into the world of static-model ships, this book offers additional information to both beginners and more-experienced modelmakers. The bulk of the book describes the construction of ten models, rach with something different to offer. All the models described are made from kits.
Contents: (the producer´s name and scale added by myself)
by Keith Julier
- Paperback: 208 pages
- Publisher: Naval Institute Press; Subsequent edition (January 3, 1996)
- Language: English
- Product Dimensions: 8.2 x 0.4 x 11.6 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.1 pounds
Synopsis:
A further venture into the world of static-model ships, this book offers additional information to both beginners and more-experienced modelmakers. The bulk of the book describes the construction of ten models, rach with something different to offer. All the models described are made from kits.
Contents: (the producer´s name and scale added by myself)
- The Expanding Tool Box
- Kit Selection
- The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749 (Panart, 1:47)
- The French Frigate La Renommee 1793 (Euromodel, scale 1:70)
- An Armed Pinnace Lancia Armata 1803 (Panart, scale 1:16)
- A 15th century Portuguese Caravel (Artenaval, scale 1:50)
- The Three Masted Schooner Sir Winston Churchill (Billing, 1:75)
- A Portuguese Bomb Ship Lancha Bombardiera 1798 (Artenaval. Scale 1:50)
- The clinker built Rowing Boat Holly (Kish Model Boats. Scale 1:8)
- The Hermaphrodite Brig Le Hussard 1848 (Artesania Latina, scale 1:50)
- The Yacht Britannia 1893 (Mamoli, scale 1:64)
- A Frontiersman Canoe (Frontier Trading Company, scale ?)
- The Rate system
- More Modelmaking Techniques
- The planking of period ship models
