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June 2010 Newsletter
Category: Newsletter
Posted by: cmss_admin

Contents:
Construction of ‘Chinwara’ (Part-2) 3
South American Model Ships 4
Her Majesty’s Yacht Bluebottle 13
For Sale 16

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Expo 2010
Category: General
Posted by: cmss_admin

Dates and times for Expo 2010 scale model ship exhibition have now been finalised. To see full details or register click here...

Model Boat Building Course #5
Category: General
Posted by: cmss_admin

Each year, the Canberra Model Shipwrights Society holds a model boat building course at Ginninderra College - usually with a relatively simple model which allows students to learn the relevant techniques which will allow them to contemplate more complex models. CMSS members and "gurus" help with the instruction and useful guidance for the student's particular interests. Four courses have been held to date and the students have produced some very good models even though, for many, this has been their first attempt.

The course for 2010 is expected to commence on 21st October this year, and the model boat will be the “San Juan” felucca, which is an entry level kit by OcCre.

If you have any further questions please contact the CMSS President: Joe Allen

Phone: (02) 6254 7817(H)
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Maritime and Marine Themed Art Links

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Maritime and Marine Art
  • Art Marine (UK)
    Marine Limited Edition Prints, Remarques and Oil Paintings.
  • Marine Art Information Center
    Provides links to a variety of marine art resources.
  • Maritime Art Greenwich (UK)
    This is a learning resource combining subject expertise and the National Maritime Museum's oil painting collection. The website offers a searchable database of selected paintings plus in-depth content on some of the major themes of maritime art.
  • Richard Linton - Maritime Artist (AUS)
    Richard Linton ASMA
    Australian Maritime, Marine & Historical Art
  • Vallejo Gallery (USA)
    Dedicated to the visual marine arts, the Vallejo Gallery has a large collection of fine maritime paintings and marine themed art.
  • Wallace W. Trickett - Heritage Transport Artist (NZ)
    Wallace Tricket paints a broad spectrum of heritage transport subjects including merchant shipping. Wallace settled in New Zealand in 1979 having served as a marine engineer with the Blue Star Line. It is not surprising, therefore, that Wallace has a particular passion for painting ships of the Blue Star line.



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