Warships and Warship Modelling
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.37 (537 Votes) |
Asin | : | 1591149282 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2017-03-30 |
Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The reader is shown how to research and select information on specific ships and how to find and understand plans.The book then turns to scale modeling with detailed chapters on choosing a subject, a scale, methods of construction, materials and techniques, and the details of fittings and painting. Warships and Warship Modelling offers an overview of the design, development, and classification of modern warship types. Together, the two sections give the model builder a deeper insight into the logic of the full-sized vessel, and the relationship between that vessel, and the realistic scale model or working model.. In the first section it analyzes the constructors' original models, explaining why and how they were made
He is also actively involved with the Hampton Roads Ship Modelling Society and the National Research Guild. He currently resides at Poquoson, VA . David Wooley is from the Wirral, with family connections to the local Cammel Laird shipyard at Birkenhead where, as a boy, the sight of regular ship launches kindled a life-long passion for warships and ship modelling. He has contribut
Kurt A. Greiner said A great introduction to Warship Modeling. Warships and Warship Modelling is not only a great introduction to the hobby of building radio control model warships of the modern era, but has value for all interested in the subject, regardless of experience.Starting with brief overviews of warships and their construction, and lavishly illustrated, the authors have created a modern version in the tradition of "Building Warship Models", by PC Coker. For over A great introduction to Warship Modeling Warships and Warship Modelling is not only a great introduction to the hobby of building radio control model warships of the modern era, but has value for all interested in the subject, regardless of experience.Starting with brief overviews of warships and their construction, and lavishly illustrated, the authors have created a modern version in the tradition of "Building Warship Models", by PC Coker. For over 30 years that volume has been sought by avid modelers for not only the information, but also the inspiration provided by quality photography of the ship modeler's art. In this book, we have a mo. 0 years that volume has been sought by avid modelers for not only the information, but also the inspiration provided by quality photography of the ship modeler's art. In this book, we have a mo. Warships and Warship Modelling I'm a ship modeler, I'm starting a model of the U.S.S. Colorado, this will be very helpful when start building the deck and superstructer.. Fire the editor Nosaj Informative for those who is interested in knowing how real warships are laid down which affect how the models are represented & for those interested in R/Cing their ships. I've learn quite a few important thing from this reading. Author give adequate example of the different types as well as describing techniques to build them which can be useful for beginner scratch builders. However, they can be better serve with more illustrations on how to go about doing it. Being a season scratch builder, I know what he is talking about by the many of the techniques he describe, novice will have to experiment ar
Ten chapters, three appendices and a page of references for further reading, cover everything a warship model maker might need to know. The primary aim of their book, they claim, is to lead the reader from an 'industrial' view of ship models into an altogether different dimension, but connected by a common thread. The desire to build model ships has for centuries been well established as an aid to design, as an art form, as a presentation piece or just for the sheer pleasure of producing a small scale version of a seagoing ship. Model warship building may range from an Airfix Kit with numbered plastic parts all ready to be glued together and painted, to industrial models made by professionals which