Wooden model ship kits.

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Wooden Model Ship Kits

• There are various types of model boats. They
  range from the ancient Mediterranean to the
  present day boats. The ancient boat models are
  from Greece, Egypt and Phoenicia. These were all
  sea faring nations and their ships and boats were
  considered of high quality.
• It was their adventurous spirit that made them
  build boats and ships and sail forth on high seas
  to discover what lay beyond their shores. But
  what happened to the people who did not sail the
  high seas?
• They were equally interested in sailing but they
  never did get a chance to get on a boat or ship.
  So began the craft of making models of the ships
  and boats with Wooden model ship kits. These
  ancient models of ships and boats were made from
  many materials - wood, bronze, lead and clay,
  depending on how they were to be used.

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• They were used as burial votives, household
  articles, art and also as toys. These models were
  normally scaled down versions of small craft,
  merchant vessels and warships. There is also
  proof that some of the models were fishing
  vessels. Wood was most often the preferred
  material to make these models of ships and boats
  as it was easier to handcraft and replicate, the
  original itself being made of wood.
• Once you have got the kit in hand you will need
  to find out what you have in the kit. So open the
  kit and check out all the things in there. Make
  sure that the pieces in the kit and the pieces
  mentioned on the list all match up. Sometimes a
  few pieces can go missing and that could take the
  fun out of building. The process of checking the
  pieces also ensures that you get to know the
  parts of the model boat or model ship and when
  you begin to read the instructions and how to go
  about making the model boat or model ship it will
  be an easy enough affair.

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• The instructions on the wooden model ship kits
  are very simple. Methodically follow the
  instructions. Do not try to jump steps or be
  hasty. Be organized. Arrange your pieces neatly
  on a table so that you can see what you are
  working with. Most of the pieces have already
  been already cut and shaped. All you need to do
  is to fix it appropriately as per the
  instructions without having to spend time trying
  to figure out where which piece has to be fixed.
  So it is a rather a simple process.
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