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Feldman. Modeling an Armed Virginia Sloop of 1768, Książki, Modelarstwo

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//-->Modeling An Armed Virginia Sloop Of 1768BY CLAYTON A.FELDMAN© 1991 Clayton A. FeldmanLibrary of Congress Catalog Number 91-062511ISBN 0-9615021-7-7All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part without permission of Phoenix Publications, Inc. except in thecase of brief quotations used in reviews is prohibited.Cover design by Victor Di CristoPhoenix Publications, Inc.P.O. Box 128Cedarburg, Wisconsin 53012Printed in U.S.A.Modeling An Armed Virginia Sloop of 1768INTRODUCTIONSeveral years ago I approached the author with the idea of writing an article for the beginning scratchmodeler. He suggested an article on a Virginia sloop. Thus the project started, with the only stipulation beingthat complete information be included. The finished manuscript, printed in magazine article format, wouldhave taken over three years to publish. Modelers could have built several models before they could have readhow to finish this Virginia sloop. The decision was then made to publish a book. And, here it is! Not onlydoes the author take you through the steps of construction, he also has researched and drawn his own set ofplans! I know you will enjoy this book and soon have a model of a Virginia sloop to add to your collection.Jeffrey A. PhillipsModel Ship Builder Editor(V"Among the most precious and dependable of our satisfactions (is) the joy of craftsmanship. In that I includeall efforts to impose upon the outside world an invention of our own; to embody an idea in what I shall ask yourleave to call an artifact. It is not important what form that may take. It is enough that we set out to mold the motleystuff of life into some form of our own choosing; when we do, the performance is itself the wage."Learned Hand, The Spirit of Liberty, 1957 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]