The label HMV HAMBURGERMODELBAUBOGEN VERLAG was founded in 1995 as a subsidiary of SCHEUER & STRÜVER ( sorry only in German ) of Hamburg and is producing since then high quality cardbord models, most ships. The implementation of HMV was back then born out of a missing of high quality cardbord models. by Earl of Cruise HMV models of HAMBURG, 1969 and HANSEATIC 1, ex EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND, ex EMPRESS OF JAPAN displayed at the both during the INTERMODELBAU - own photo © Earl of Cruise Benjamin Fentens with Carsten Horn, model constructor of WAPPEN VON HAMBURG 3 und HAMBURG, 1969 - courtsey HMV The publishers of HMV wanted to create from their very heat, and from the first beginning constructive qualified and high grad printed cardbord models. Their concept created a story of success. The model builders / customers are of all age groups, from the young to the old. HMV model of WAPPEN VON HAMBURG 3 - own photo © Earl of Cruise Till 2009 HMV was part of SC...
Dr. Tamás Balogh told me his long journey with his new book `LINERS ´ of scaled liner drawings. Dr. Tamás Balogh, president of the Hungarian Association of Maritime History ( sorry only in Hungarian ) , Modeling and Tradition, member of the R.M.S. TITANIC Hungarian Research Group start to prepare a graphical presentation of the history of transoceanic passenger liners by scale drawings in 2002. The author leads us through the story from 1838 to the present day using more than 500 profile drawings of 280 liners from 40 shipping companies, with descriptions of the individual liners and the operating companies ( FaceBook LINERS ), which made the collection exceptionally abundant. The collection represents such rarely discussed topics as the history of the late Austro-Hungarian ocean liners or the planned, but ultimately cancelled giant passenger steamers. Earl of Cruise talked with the author, Dr. Tamás Balogh From info to digital art work, here shown for the KOAN MARU - digital ...