Where to find the Ship Modeling FAQ

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 4 days
Last-modified: 21 January 2004

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://pc-78-120.udac.se/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
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Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water.



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK

[John O. Kopf]

Archive-name: models/ships/faq
Posting-Frequency: 7 days
Last-modified: 1 September 2005

This is the POINTER to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on ship
modeling. The FAQ itself is longer posted (since September,
2001); only the HTML version is available, at:
http://home.att.net/~ShipModelFAQ/.

*This* POINTER is posted weekly. It goes to:
news:rec.models.scale, news:rec.models.rc.water, news:news.answers
and news:rec.answers .



Also HIGHLY recommended is the Ship Modeling Email List Server
(essentially an e-mail discussion group). To subscribe, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SeawaysShipmodelingList
...and follow the instructions there.


The following three sites are especially useful to ship modelers!

"The Maritime History Virtual Archives": a GREAT!!! (and one of the
first!) WWW location, maintained by Lars Bruzelius (in Upsala,
Sweden):
http://www.bruzelius.info/Nautica/Nautica.html .

"The Information Seaway" (Clay Feldman's Seaways' Ships in Scale
page) is at:
http://www.seaways.com .

The Nautical Research Guild site is at:
http://www.Naut-Res-Guild.org .

JK