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about tumblehome http://postcards.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id_enchere=04163598 http://postcards.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id_enchere=03866853 http://postcards.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id_enchere=05825661 Russians officials were so impressed by the Jauréguiberry ...

Oregon railings colour http://postcards.delcampe.com/item.php?language=E&id_enchere=06065933 Postcard of the Iowa, painted in the same scheme as the on going Oregon. Are railings white or buff? As can be seen, this photograph comes from Marius Bar editions, what I have just discovered...

Victorian era navy Battleship Wien, simplified version, available from both : http://www.betexa.cz/eng/btx-ramy.html http://www.moduni.de/product_info.php/manufacturers_id/970311/products_id/6311052 The ironclad Huascar, 1865, two different paper models ...

Victorian Navy I am afraid you are on the way to buid your own: apart from the model of the Duilio, an Italian battleship by 1880, the Huascar, the small Peruvian ironclad ca 1865, Paper Shipwright's monitors, and a reconstruction of Jules Verne's Nautilus, nothing is available nor has existed...

under repair During his life, a plane spends much more time ( 2 vs 1 at least) under repair in the hangar, with a ceiling separating it from the sky and the landing gear out. In the same way, medieval knights come up to our mind fighting all day long!

damaging The smallest your model is, the less you pay attention to it. Would have been a 1/100 model, as I suspected it some time ago, and I am sure you would have found enough spare room to store it and to admire it at a distance

Victorian Navy (2) and this model! http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery/misc/monitor/sanspareil-96-jf/sanspareil-index.html

Victorian Navy http://www.cyber-heritage.co.uk/vicnavy/ http://www.steelnavy.com/CombrigRoyalSovereign.htm http://www.warship.get.net.pl/WBrytania/Battleships/1892_Royal_Sovereign_class/_Revenge_photos.html...

ladder upside down I posted a link but it did not operate well, so this is another one much better, and fully illustrated. http://aaronbaird.net/pictures/Escher/ No matter a ladder is upside down, in the event of capsizing, you can escape as well. For some years now, in Morocco, in order...

upside down ladder upside down? That's not a matter. http://f27.parsimony.net/forum66907/messages/1913.htm

Bismarck Building the Bismarck would suck me a lifetime. Longer than Bismarck's lifetime was, I guess. And no fame to run for.

Scale up Next time you build a ship, enlarge first the parts by two or three and the model would result twice or three times bigger, nobody guess it, and this trick makes Scorpio or Murban no match. Don't forget to hide or adjust the background, and prevent you cat from being on the poster...

transparent tape Are you not afraid of the way how the huge transparent tape and the paper it is applied on may expand or shrink differently, depending on the weather, (damp, hot, etc..) ending in a bad fit of the tape? I am doubtfull and worry a few. Such a boat would not be about to cross...

Schleswig Holstein Look at the poster, I have been awarded the honour of being just right the Schleswig Holstein. I couldn't imagine such a fame, worldwide!

Waterproof Go to "www.papership.de" , register or not, I don't know, for I am, and then use the following thread after clicking left on "forum": 1/"Schiffe" then 2/"Bauberichte" then 3/"schwimmfähiger Fischkutter Typ B 25 " or just below "Übersetzung Baubericht Fischkutter...

waterproofing http://www.papership.de/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=412&sid= and for translation http://www.papership.de/wbb2/thread.php?threadid=592&sid= I have also http://www.waterproof-paper.com/ http://www.minwax.com/products/woodmaint/hardener.cfm

plans-relief http://membres.lycos.fr/altavard/ http://www.isalp.unisi.ch/fra/kongresse/rilievi_fra.htm http://www.regart.ch/lausanne/historique/fra/maquette.asp?navig=3 http://www.carcassonne.culture.fr/ http://www.maquettes-historiques.net/page50.html...

Kasematte und casemate A step by step method: First of all, French ships of course... http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cdasm.56/devastio.htm and the 1895 version, of a similar ship, the Redoutable, (and not "Redoubtable", arghhh!!!) both with four 270cm guns in a « réduit central » you may...

Schleswig Holstein Schleswig Holstein and her sistership Schlesien were refit in Wilhelmshaven dockyards, 1927-1928 and their two forward funnels joined into one. The foremast was modified too, getting stronger, as can be seen on the russian site images. From the beginning to the end, many...

Schleswig Holstein photographs http://photo.starnet.ru/Thematic_Wallpapers/Korabli_i_suda/Bronenoscy_i_monitory/Deutschland/index.htm http://photo.starnet.ru/Thematic_Wallpapers/Korabli_i_suda/Bronenoscy_i_monitory/Deutschland/index_2.htm...