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Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Master Modeler



A completely scratch-built 1/96 scale model of a British ship-of-the-line. It was made from chestnut -- using real plank-on-frame construction -- by modeler Den Holmes. The rigging and shrouds were woven by hand.

I've always considered myself a pretty damned good model builder, but I'm a bumbling amateur next to this guy.

Go here to see the full gallery.

posted by Jar(egg)head at 16:30

1 Comments:

Blogger mzchief said...

As do most women, I greatly admire a man with an eye for detail.
*;)

09:49  

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