Overall the book is well laid out and the photographs are top notch which will make this book well worth having on the work bench.

Strongly Recommended for ship builders.

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In Scale Blog, Scott Danis

With full colour photographs throughout, this is without doubt, one of the best books on the subject of small scale ship model making I have ever seen, whether you're a novice or an experienced modeller, working with plastic or resin kits, this book is definitely for you.

Model Boats/May 2016 - John Deamer

Overall it is a small manual for naval modellers plastic or resin in which the author by construction of two small-scale models, makes us share in his great personal experience emphasizing especially those conflicting and sensitive issues that arise during construction, detailed and superdetailed, helping to save through their practical advice.

The book is well structured. David starts giving a number of references to the houses on the market models, comparing the quality of them, speaks of the existing literature in magazines and specialized books with interesting comments on how it is edited and the quality of graphics and photos we will serve as help in building or rebuilding our model, we describe a basic way the type of tools, brushes and paints that we need and gives us a series of small annotations of how to understand the pictures that we will see during our reading.

The book is quite interesting for any fan naval model either in plastic or resin and especially very useful and practical for those fans who have an average level of experience or higher.

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José Manuél Rico Cortés (Mister JM) - Miniaturas JM

A very useful book for the beginner, but advanced modellers can easily learn something as well.

Nautical Research Journal

For anyone wanting to try warship modelling, especially in perhaps the most common 1/700th scale, this guide from David Griffith is really quite excellent. An excellent modeller, and regular prizewinner with his ship models at competitions both in the UK and the USA, the author has put down on paper, along with very good supporting photos, advice to help you get to grips with the basic techniques for warship modelling.
If you are new to model ships, this will be an excellent option to get you going, and even for more experienced modellers, I think you will find a number of useful hints and tips in here.

militarymodelling.com

This book deals with the subject of miniature modelling (particularly the smaller scales of about 1/700)in an easy step by step approach. There are numerous clear photographs which well illustrate the subject and techniques used. The author is obviously well accomplished. Whether a beginner or an expert, there will be something for you. A recommended title

Edward Parry-Jones