This quarterly journal, since its launch in 1972, has been regarded as the world’s leading ship modeling publication. The mixture of articles, reviews, news and comment from model makers worldwide provides the best and most detailed information available anywhere, and is enhanced with authentic plans, clear diagrams and many photographs. Although the miniature ships are the most important feature of the journal, with articles explaining how individual models were researched and constructed, the other aspects of model making have not been forgotten – dioramas, modeling techniques, tools, and recent events are all covered. Each issue of the journal comes complete with a free large-scale modeler's drought with accompanying modeling notes, illustrations and specifications for a featured vessel.
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John Bowen is the author of several acclaimed titles for Conway Maritime Press and has been at the helm of Model Shipwright since its launch in 1972. His editorial experience and depth of knowledge have been key to its ongoing success.
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Seller: Barter Books Ltd, Alnwick, NORTH, United Kingdom
Condition: Very Good. First Edition. VG : in very good condition without dust jacket as issued. 220mm x 200mm (9" x 8"). 72pp. Illustrated laminated card cover. Seller Inventory # msh444
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Seller: Jean-Louis Boglio Maritime Books, CYGNET, TAS, Australia
Number 144, December, 2008. 72 PP with b/w illustrations. Pictorial soft covers. Fine. 24 x 18.5. Contents: The Tasmanian Barque Nautilus, 1872-1891 (Part 1) by John Laing; USS Gearing by John R. Haynes; An 18th Century Naval Brig by Michael Leek; The Scottish Zulu Muirneag SY486, 1903-1947 (Part 2) by Gordon Williams; Modeller's Draught: Orkney Pilot Boat Scapa Pilot by J. Pottinger; HMS Roebuck by Bernard Baldwin. Seller Inventory # 77132
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