MODELSHIPS & WORLD IN SCALE
Sunday, June 29, 2008

ss Galilah

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Scratch built model in 1:100 scale for National Maritime Museum of Israel, Haifa. Materials: wood, card, plastic. The third ship acquired by...
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Smerch

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Scratch built card model in 1:250 scale. Model by Igor Cherniak. Russian monitor 1864. The prototype was the Danish monitor "Rolf Krak...
Monday, June 23, 2008

22-feet British steam cuter

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Scratch built small British 22-feet cuter in 1:48 scale. Plans & drawings - from Greenwich National Museum. Materials: wood, cooper. Mod...
Thursday, June 19, 2008

Levant schooner

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Another Levant schooner -- in 1:192 scale. This type built in Beyrut in 1910. Materials: wood, card, paper. Model is on exhibit in CORAL M...
Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Viking war ship -- Drakkar

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Scratch built wooden ship model in 1:48 scale. Vikings longship -- Drakkar. Plans, drawings and descriptions for the model I took from mate...
Monday, June 16, 2008

Cargo ship "Antilope"

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1:250 card model from Wilhelmshavener - Möwe Verlag
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Saturday, June 14, 2008

Tramontana

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1:19 wooden kit from Artesania Latina . The llauds were the typical crafts of the Balearic Islands from the 18th until 1950. The tramontana...
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Alexander Blokhin
Haifa, Israel
"With 30 years of modelling experience, Alexander Blokhin is recognized as one of the leading experts in this fascinating art. His models can be admired at many maritime museums. Lucky collectors won pieces of art who were built on commission. A painter and master carver who brings his unique gifts to his work, Blokhin produces works of art that excite. From a diorama of an Indian ocean Dhow to the "Titanic", from a Greek Trireme to Drake`s "Golden Hind". His vast and scholar knowledge of maritime history assures authenticity of the model down to the last tiniest detail. Whether he builds a shiny quot "just launched" or a weathered version of the boat or ship, it is love at first sight and a treasure to cherish and enjoy for many long years." --- Meir Ben-Zeev MHVC & MHC
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