Some Links

[Oceaneer99]

Cool naval seaplane articles (including jet seaplanes and lots of concept drawings):

http://www.combatreform2.com/p6mseamaster.htm

[Oceaneer99]

Frog Penguin model kits

Most of these were solid plastic, but there are a few wood ones in there, too:

http://www.frogpenguin.com/

[Oceaneer99]

U.S. Navy Historical site:

http://www.history.navy.mil/index.html

Images in their collection on-line:

http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/shusn-no/usnsh-no.htm

[Oceaneer99]

Camouflage exhibit at the British Imperial War Museum, featuring dazzle camouflage for ships:

http://www.bobolinkbooks.com/Camoupedia/DazzleCamouflage.html

[davetunison]

Awesome dazzle. Hope there's a book to come from this show.

[Oceaneer99]

Flying boat drawings:

http://www.seawings.co.uk/planspage.htm

[Kenny Horne]

Hey Gang,

I actually have this book, False Colors: Art, Design and Modern Camouflage by Roy R. Behrens and have read it too    It really is fascinating, though for the casual enthusiast the above link tells most of the story, and shows most of the good pictures.  Roy Behrens is a cool guy and I was in a bit of contact with him.  He'd be glad to talk to anyone who has questions.

Take care all, nice to be back,

Kenny

[Oceaneer99]

Great ship plans site (Czech language):

http://www.mo-na-ko.net/plans/

I especially like the Turbinia drawings. I've been wanting to make a model of her for a while (first turbine-engined ship).

Garet

[animek]

Great ship plans site (Czech language):

http://www.mo-na-ko.net/plans/

I especially like the Turbinia drawings. I've been wanting to make a model of her for a while (first turbine-engined ship).

Garet

Oh My god!, the Robert E. Lee,  the Calypso, haaaaaaaaa! been looking for a long time for those, thank you, thank you, thank you!

Ben

[Oceaneer99]

Ben,

Good catch on the Calypso!  I hadn't noticed her.  Ray and I were discussing the Calypso last weekend.  She was built here in the Pacific Northwest (as a minesweeper).

Garet

[Oceaneer99]

WW I vehicle and armor drawings:

http://www.landships.freeservers.com/new_pages/ww1_scale_plans.htm

[R.F.Bennett]

Let's not forget this Old Friend;

http://doxaerie.com/index.htm

Anyone building or starting to build should spend some quality time at this site. 

[R.F.Bennett]

The StromBecker Page;

http://home.att.net/~Berliner-Ultrasonics/strombkr.html

Almost endless   

[Mark Braunlich]

http://www.gattoplans.com/customer_photos.htm

http://www.thewoodbox.com/data/wood/index.htm

[Balsabasher]

I may have that plan somewhere of the P-59,if I do then it will be placed here freely for all to enjoy,I also have quite a few of those original Howard Boys plans as well.
Barry.