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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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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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1908 | this German armored cruiser, along with
her sister SMS Scharnhorst, wreaked havoc in the early days of the war as part of Admiral Spee's
East Indies Squadron before being sunk at the Battle of the Falklands.
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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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SMS Von der Tann |
1910 |
The first German battlecruiser has inspired models from Marsden Samuel and Thomas Schmidt
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| 1914 |
a German super-dreadnought that fought at Jutland.
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| 1913 |
a German Kaiser class dreadnought, and sister to Friedrich der Grosse.
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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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Ship Fittings
As we model ships, we are building a growing library of the small fittings (cleats, fairleads, compasses, vents, etc) needed to make an accurate model. These fittings are placed on the website so that future ship models can employ any fittings that have already been faithfully modeled. This library also allows these fittings to be appreciated in their own right, and opens each up to close examination so that constructive criticism can help us improve the overall caliber of the work being done..
| Fittings |
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