Model Ship from Naval Marine Archive

Seaforth Publishing. Barnsley, UK, 2012, first edition, 128 p., col. photographs, very good/very good. The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich houses the largest collection of scale ship models in the world. This book is the first in a series which will use selections of the best models to tell the story of specific ship types. Each volume reproduces a large… Read more about this item

Conway, London, 2009, first edition, 208 p. ill. col.. very good/very good - slight tear on bottom spine of dj repaired. Incorporates Model Shipwright. Describes the construction of wooden sailing ships; naval vessels; a study of the Mary Rose; miniature models; archaeology of HMS Invincible (1747-58) provide technical details; model restoration and miniature marine carving. Heavy may require… Read more about this item

Conway Maritime Press, London, 1997: 192 p., ill. b/w photos, plans ; 25 cm. Very good/very good. A collection of articles about ships from the late 1700 hundreds to the second World War ships. Plans of the ships to scale and information about fastening, sails and other finishing touches.

Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, 1997, first US edition, 200 p. : ill. b/w, photographs, line drawings, on the endpapers, includes index. very good small bump on topboard/ very good with small repaired tear on dust jacket. Details and techniques for building a working model warship HMS Warrior 1860. The model was made a the shipbuilder's scale of 1:48.… Read more about this item

Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, 1990, 1st US edition, 127 p. ill. b/w photographs and plans with lines and details. Very good, very good mylar. The destroyer Campbeltown is not only famous for her part in the commando raid on the St. Naziare drydock in 1942, but it also representative on an important type. Built as the USS Buchanan… Read more about this item

Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, 1992, first US edition, 188 p. b/w drawings, photos and lines of the three ships, very good/very good, minor bumping board corners. Includes bibliographical references. These were the three ships Christoper Columbus sailed across with. Very good for model makers.

Naval Institute Press, Annapolis 119 p. bw ill. plans and photographs ; 25 x 27 cm. very good/very good.… Read more about this item