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Ship Models
We have renders and notes for several ship models. If you have a video or film project that requires use of ship models, contact us about licensing and contracting services.
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Subject |
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Notes, Source(s) used |
1914 |
a British dreadnought model in extremely high detail, based on drawings in the Anatomy of the Ship book on the class.
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1912 |
an Austro-Hungarian dreadnought modeled in extraordinary detail.
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1906 |
the first modern battleship, modeled from John Robert's book in the Anatomy of the Ship series
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1911 |
a Royal Navy destroyer from her plans on file at the National Maritime Museum |
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1906 | A Russian pre-dreadnought formerly named Potemkin, modeled as she appeared after being renamed following the
mutiny of 1905.
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1914 | this American dreadnought is being modeled in part from direct measurements
taken from the preserved ship herself and from her plans from the national archives.
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| USS Delaware | 1910 | this American dreadnought served with the 6th Battle Squadron in support of the Grand Fleet in WW-I. It is being modeled from its original plans obtained from the US National Archives in College Park, Maryland |
1906 | Germany's first modern submarine, she inspired a new and terrible mode of naval war | |
1914 | a more mature German WW-I U-boat, capable of more extended operations | |
1915 |
a small coastal submarine armed with 2 torpedo tubes.
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| 1888 |
a small Schichau-built Austrian torpedo boat
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| 1912 |
a German battlecruiser that fought bravely at Dogger Bank at Jutland
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| 1914 |
a German super-dreadnought that fought at Jutland.
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| 1913 |
a British battlecruiser modeled using the planset included in John Robert's book, "Battlecruisers"
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1914 |
the flagship of the Grand Fleet at Jutland |
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1914 |
An Indefatigable-class battlecruiser of the Royal Australian Navy.
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