Battleships Yamato and Musashi (Anatomy of The Ship)

Robert Abel said A powerful tour de force coverage on these great ships, Much fuller than the earlier anatomy of. A powerful tour de force coverage on these great ships, Much fuller than the earlier anatomy of the ship issue, the authors have performed a labor to great detail of these giants, the very last of their kind. Excellent A powerful tour de force coverage on these great ships, Much fuller than the earlier anatomy of A powerful tour de force coverage on these great ships, Much fuller than the earlier anatomy of the ship issue, the authors have performed a labor to great detail of these giants, the very last of their kind. Excellent 3D renderings of the various areas of the ships make this book a modeler's dream come true. The book even includes drawings of the wrecks, and they are enlightening to say the least. I heartily recommend this vo. D renderings of the various areas of the ships make this book a modeler's dream come true. The book even includes drawings of the wrecks, and they are enlightening to say the least. I heartily recommend this vo. 5 Stars for the 3-D color computer renderings, line drawings, and color photos. 3 Stars for the accompanying descriptive text. Excellent 3-D color computer renderings and line drawings! The hull structure views and drawings in pages 85 Stars for the 3-D color computer renderings, line drawings, and color photos. 3 Stars for the accompanying descriptive text. Bayard B. Excellent 3-D color computer renderings and line drawings! The hull structure views and drawings in pages 84 through 127 are especially good, in my opinion. I keep coming back to the armor plan and section views on pages 86 - 87. The famous (or infamous) design error of the joint connecting the upper 410 mm armored belt to the lower 200 mm submerged belt is shown on page 84.Most of the photos in the book have been previously s. through 127 are especially good, in my opinion. I keep coming back to the armor plan and section views on pages 86 - 87. The famous (or infamous) design error of the joint connecting the upper 5 Stars for the 3-D color computer renderings, line drawings, and color photos. 3 Stars for the accompanying descriptive text. Bayard B. Excellent 3-D color computer renderings and line drawings! The hull structure views and drawings in pages 84 through 127 are especially good, in my opinion. I keep coming back to the armor plan and section views on pages 86 - 87. The famous (or infamous) design error of the joint connecting the upper 410 mm armored belt to the lower 200 mm submerged belt is shown on page 84.Most of the photos in the book have been previously s. 10 mm armored belt to the lower 200 mm submerged belt is shown on page 85 Stars for the 3-D color computer renderings, line drawings, and color photos. 3 Stars for the accompanying descriptive text. Bayard B. Excellent 3-D color computer renderings and line drawings! The hull structure views and drawings in pages 84 through 127 are especially good, in my opinion. I keep coming back to the armor plan and section views on pages 86 - 87. The famous (or infamous) design error of the joint connecting the upper 410 mm armored belt to the lower 200 mm submerged belt is shown on page 84.Most of the photos in the book have been previously s. .Most of the photos in the book have been previously s. Amazing drawings Very detailed, well drawn. There is so little information on this ship due to Japan destroying all the information after their humiliating defeat in 19Amazing drawings David Bethune Very detailed, well drawn. There is so little information on this ship due to Japan destroying all the information after their humiliating defeat in 1945. The author/illustrator has done an amazing job. This is ideal for modelers except for a lack of coloured pictures to aid in painting your model.This book illustrates the compartments and inner spaces well. If you are building from scratch it would be ideal. Even has a drawin. 5. The author/illustrator has done an amazing job. This is ideal for modelers except for a lack of coloured pictures to aid in painting your model.This book illustrates the compartments and inner spaces well. If you are building from scratch it would be ideal. Even has a drawin

This new editions is a genuine 'Super Anatomy' containing the most detailed renditions of these ships ever seen.. The wreck of Musashi has been recently discovered to great excitement in Japan, renewing interest in these iconic warships.Janusz Skulski's anatomies of three renowned ships of the 20th century Japanese navy are among the most comprehensive of the Anatomy series with hundreds of meticulously researched drawings of the ships. Since their first publication he has continued to research the ships and has now produce a more definitive anatomy than was possible then. The new volume will include 3D color renditions of both ships. Equipped with the largest guns and heaviest armor and with the greatest displacement of any ship ever built, the Yamato proved to be a formidable opponent to the US Pacific Fleet in the Second World War. He has teamed up with 3D artist Stefan Draminksi who produces superb realistic renditions of the ships that bring a whole new level of detail to the portraits of the ships. The book contains a full description of the design and construction of the battleship including wartime modifications, and a career history followed by a substantial pictorial section with rare onboard views of Yamato and her sister ship Musashi, a comprehensive portfolio of

Janusz Skulski is a draftsman and modeler with a passion for accuracy. The first editions of the books are highly rated by readers for the excellence of their drawings.Stefan Draminski has developed a technique for creating breathtakingly realistic 3D models of ships which can be taken apart to create almost infinite details of the ships.

About the AuthorJanusz Skulski is a draftsman and modeler with a passion for accuracy. The first editions of the books are highly rated by readers for the excellence of their drawings.Stefan Draminski has developed a technique for creating breathtakingly realistic 3D models of ships which can be taken apart to create almost infinite details of the ships.