A trio of European Ironclads plus a harbour...

[Steve J]

Stunning work Stu and great to see scratch building still happens in our hobby .

[Ithoriel]

Those would be spectacular for commercial models! Scratch built ..... mind blown!

[Orcs]

THey are really good.

[Ben Waterhouse]

Outstanding models.

[John Cook]

Lovely work indeed.  What scale are they?  Larger than 1:1200 at a guess.  Some rigging would be icing on the cake.

[snake777]

What scale are they and what are they made of?

Thank you paulr - They are about 1/1000,  the average model is about 100mm long, They are made out of paper, thin cardstock and plastic sprue... 

[snake777]

Cracking cheese(well shipping) Gromit.

[snake777]

A fascinating period in warship evolution. Very nicely painted! 

Many thanks Westmarcher 

[snake777]

Sorry, did you say *scratch built*?! Bloody hell, they're good

Is that harbour from Cruel Seas btw?

Much appreciated TP!! Thank you    The harbour is an Amera vacuum formed piece which I've pimped up a bit, the buildings are resized 1880's/90's French paper models. they work well and add to the overall antique ambience 

[snake777]

Stunning work Stu and great to see scratch building still happens in our hobby .

Thank you Steve, I really enjoy doing these, they take a while to be sure, and I don't want to get onto the subject of French tumblehomes!!!!!! 

[snake777]

Those would be spectacular for commercial models! Scratch built ..... mind blown!

Can't afford the commercial stuff... so have to make my own  Many thanks Ithoriel 

[snake777]

THey are really good.

Many thanks Orcs 

[snake777]

Outstanding models.

Thank you Ben 

[snake777]

Lovely work indeed.  What scale are they?  Larger than 1:1200 at a guess.  Some rigging would be icing on the cake.

Many thanks John, yep they are about 1/1000 scale... The rigging may or may not appear in the future 

[T13A]

Fantastic!

Cheers Paul