Artesania Latina Posted January 18 Author #91 Posted January 18 On 11/28/2024 at 2:35 PM, modeller_masa said: Nope. I'll buy the Le Soleil Roral at the local hobbyshop due to the increasing exchange rate. Exchange rates, customs... they don't help, we know. Thanks for your support! mtaylor, catopower, modeller_masa and 1 other 4
Artesania Latina Posted March 3 Author #92 Posted March 3 Dear friends, we have released a classic, closed hull version of our celebrated Anatomy of HMS Victory. Lower decks have been simplified but full cannons are still present. Any other details and finish are a mirror of Anatomy version. Take a look! modeller_masa, JeffT, François de Saint Nazaire and 7 others 10
Artesania Latina Posted March 5 Author #93 Posted March 5 Some unboxing of this new version of the model: Freebird, Canute, Alexisgm97 and 8 others 11
Erik A Posted March 6 #94 Posted March 6 one of these, probably the Anatomy version is on my list to get. just have to finish my current set of on the go models first Canute and Artesania Latina 1 1 Ships in Drydock for build. De Agostini HMS Victory, BB Dannebrog, Artesania Latina Cutty Sark and Endeavour longboat.
Artesania Latina Posted September 15 Author #95 Posted September 15 Hi friends! Did you know non-sailing things can also be really cool? Alexisgm97, BLACK VIKING, Ryland Craze and 8 others 7 4
Artesania Latina Posted September 29 Author #96 Posted September 29 CiscoH, Ronald-V, JeffT and 4 others 7
Artesania Latina Posted October 2 Author #97 Posted October 2 You can see a small trailer now if you go to the youtube page of the video! Will you join us tomorrow? :-) Canute, BLACK VIKING and Ronald-V 3
Artesania Latina Posted October 3 Author #98 Posted October 3 30 minutes and counting! Canute, Ronald-V and CiscoH 3
Artesania Latina Posted October 3 Author #99 Posted October 3 The wait is over! Let us know what you think! limsm2 1
BLACK VIKING Posted October 3 #100 Posted October 3 I think I will wait until Chris s comes out JonVonWeston, brunnels, Morten and 3 others 6
uss frolick Posted October 3 #101 Posted October 3 (edited) So this looks like the film's ex-HMS Rose/Surprise ...? Edit: I should add that this model looks really cool. Wow, what a scale! This gives a modeler the opportunity to put in a lot of extra details, should they choose. So, kudos to AL on this one. Personally, I'm more of an Admiralty draught purist, but that's my problem ... Edited Saturday at 12:25 PM by uss frolick BLACK VIKING, CiscoH, Artesania Latina and 2 others 4 1
JeffT Posted Saturday at 11:43 PM #102 Posted Saturday at 11:43 PM Cool model! Artesania Latina, catopower and Canute 2 1 Jeff
Artesania Latina Posted 23 hours ago Author #103 Posted 23 hours ago Some unboxing! On 10/3/2025 at 3:57 PM, BLACK VIKING said: I think I will wait until Chris s comes out Not a bad idea, we're sure it will be a great model. On the other hand… We’re not looking to start or fuel any controversy, but we also think it wouldn’t be fair to stay silent after reading some of the recent comments on the forum—some of them (now deleted) even bordering on disrespect, coming from people we honestly thought were gentlemen. Perhaps we’d deserve criticism if we had simply brought back the same model we created 20 years ago, just to make use of the ‘HMS Surprise’ name. But that’s clearly not the case. We believe most of you already understand the time and effort required to create a brand-new model—this project didn’t start two months ago, or even a year ago. And about the string duo figures… we’ve been designing figures for our kits for years—ever since we created those for the three caravels about seven years ago. As for the idea of including one of the film’s most iconic scenes on this ship… well, no one would’ve come up with that idea — it must’ve been some impressive espionage work. We truly appreciate the passion and dedication of this community. Constructive feedback and open dialogue are always welcome—they help us improve and, above all, keep alive the shared enthusiasm that makes model shipbuilding such a remarkable hobby. ChrisLBren, JeffT, Nearshore and 11 others 13 1
catopower Posted 10 hours ago #104 Posted 10 hours ago (edited) The kit looks like something that many people will love to see. I look forward to seeing some builds of this and the other recent kit releases. Also, I feel it necessary to apologize for some of the comments on our forum that are rude and disrespectful to one of the valued sponsors of this forum. It aggravates me that some members here make such careless comments. Why would they feel the need to do this? I saw comments last night that I was considering responding to today, but I see they are now gone. Just as well. Anyway, thanks for being a sponsor of MSW and please keep up the great work. I think your work makes ship modeling more accessible to more people. I personally prefer to use printed plans and hate watching construction videos, as I find them boring. But, these days, more and more people are accustomed to learning from instruction videos. Also, these video presentations show how beautiful a ship model can be, and create some nice anticipation for potential modelers. Love the availability of figures for the kits! Edited 10 hours ago by catopower James H, Ian_Grant, Paul Le Wol and 3 others 6 Clare Hess He's a -> "HE" Current Builds: Kitamaebune - 18th/19th Century Japanese Coastal Trade Ship Atakebune - Japanese Sengoku Period Warship Recent Builds: Yacht Mary 1660 HMS Wolf 1754
James H Posted 7 hours ago #105 Posted 7 hours ago I did feel the need to remove some comments. Some members need to keep their thoughts in check. Paul Le Wol, Rustyj, woodartist and 1 other 4 On the bench: HMS Surprise - (Prototype) - Vanguard Models - 1:64 Future work: HMS Agamemnon - (Prototype) - Vanguard Models - 1:64 Ongoing: Tender Avos - Master Korabel - 1:72. My other builds: https://modelshipworld.com/topic/38761-a-place-to-post-your-long-signatures/
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