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2 bootsA GUNBOAT FROM THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY, ARMED SCHOONER (1/60 SCALE)
Name: Not yet established Scale: 1/60. Flag: none at the moment. Type of ship Type: Steam gunboat from the …
BRIGANTINO GOLETTA (SCHOONER BRIG) "FRANCESCA".
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Re: The tools/equipment of the ship modeler.@ChrisF Good lighting is essential. I really struggle when I don’t have enough light. However—unlike many people—I prefer it to be diffused rather than concentrated.♥ 6 likesRe: build blog@chugalone100 As always, a highly detailed build log, Jiulian—packed with a sequence of images and incredibly useful written explanations. It’s a full-fledged course in scale modeling. I must say, "builds" pre…♥ 1 likeRe: SHIP MODELING: WHICH MODEL COMPANIES ARE STILL ACTIVE? WORLD OVERVIEW, CHARACTERISTICS AND PECULHello to all ship modelers. I have added three more PDFs to the article "SHIP MODELLING FIRMS FROM AROUND THE WORLD" in the "ARTICLES & LINKS" section. The three additions cover Australia, China, and South Kor…♥ 11 likesRe: The tools/equipment of the ship modeler.@ChrisF Great purchase, Chris.♥ 6 likesSHIP MODELLING FIRMS FROM AROUND THE WORLDThis article is based on information contained in the PDF attachments. The information relates to June/July 2026. +The text below serves merely as a reading guide and may be skipped.+ *THEME AND CRITERIA* The …
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+143 commentsSHIP MODELLING FIRMS FROM AROUND THE WORLDThis article is based on information contained in the PDF attachments. The information relates to June/July 2026. +The text below serves merely as a reading guide and may be skipped.+ *THEME AND CRITERIA* The …PDFPDFPDF+133 commentsRe: build blog@jumpugly Thanks for the video, Jumpugly. Actually, I think everything is just fine. A splendid model, very well crafted.♥ 1 likeRe: SAIL CONTROL AND ADJUSTMENT SYSTEMS FOR SCALE MODELS@RossM Hi Ross. Yes, of course—the drum winch is always located below the deck; there is absolutely no need to place it on the deck itself. I thought I had been clear in my description and the drawing. I must …♥ 3 likesRe: Brushed twin and esc stalling?@Fishercat Thanks so much for your clarification, Fishercat. It's very useful for me and all naval modelers. As I said, I prefer to take measurements (when possible) and read the factory data (if available). T…♥ 2 likesRe: SAIL CONTROL AND ADJUSTMENT SYSTEMS FOR SCALE MODELSHere are a few systems that I admire and am currently evaluating. The first one I’ll show is likely familiar to most of you; it’s the system designed by the brilliant, engaging, and ingenious Gary Webb. The re…
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PDFPDFPDF+143 commentsSHIP MODELLING FIRMS FROM AROUND THE WORLDThis article is based on information contained in the PDF attachments. The information relates to June/July 2026. +The text below serves merely as a reading guide and may be skipped.+ *THEME AND CRITERIA* The …PDFPDFPDF+133 commentsRe: build blog@jumpugly Thanks for the video, Jumpugly. Actually, I think everything is just fine. A splendid model, very well crafted.♥ 1 likeRe: SAIL CONTROL AND ADJUSTMENT SYSTEMS FOR SCALE MODELS@RossM Hi Ross. Yes, of course—the drum winch is always located below the deck; there is absolutely no need to place it on the deck itself. I thought I had been clear in my description and the drawing. I must …♥ 3 likesRe: Brushed twin and esc stalling?@Fishercat Thanks so much for your clarification, Fishercat. It's very useful for me and all naval modelers. As I said, I prefer to take measurements (when possible) and read the factory data (if available). T…♥ 2 likesRe: SAIL CONTROL AND ADJUSTMENT SYSTEMS FOR SCALE MODELSHere are a few systems that I admire and am currently evaluating. The first one I’ll show is likely familiar to most of you; it’s the system designed by the brilliant, engaging, and ingenious Gary Webb. The re…+4♥ 3 likes