Ship Dioramas is an excellent work that, from a technical point of view, will be more used by the most experienced ship modelers in environmental reconstructions similar to those described; novice enthusiasts will surely draw from this beautiful book indications that will allow them to hone their skills; finally, those who are not modellers will surely appreciate the enjoyment and iconography of a text related to one of the highest expressions of modelling, capable of combining professional skills with historical accuracy and which, without a doubt, is in many cases also an artistic expression of the highest level.

STORIA militare n. 313 (October 2019)

Overall I consider it a useful and very interesting book as a work of support or consultation in building naval models either individually or in dioramas.

José Manuél Rico Cortés (Mister JM) - Miniaturas JM

Another really good book from Seaforth Publishing & David Griffith - plenty to make you look and think 'I fancy having a go at that' or even 'so that's how they do it'.

Military Modelling

Anyone who builds waterline ship models will benefit from reading this book.

Scale Military Modeller

Whether one is an old-hat at ships but has yet to break away from the full-hull format, or a maritime novice, this book offers plenty for both camps.

Airfix Model World

A Glasgow model ship enthusiast has brought nautical scenes to life in his latest book. David Griffith's 'Ship Dioramas', his second book, collects some of his dioramas - detailed scenes featuring his ships. One...features the fishing village of Pittenweem in Fife, a scene depicted by David featuring almost 50 boats, 25 buildings and 500 tiny figures, all produced to 1/700 scale.

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