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Authentic Warship Drawings from Official Sources. |
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STEAM GUN BOAT (SGB 9), HMS GREY GOOSE of 1942 |
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L/S/01
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Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views. Hull lines, data, and the weapon fit for the class on perspective drawings. This drawing was used for the production of the John Piper Kit. |
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One large sheet, hull lines included. See replacement
L/S/90 A - G part drawn. |
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HM SUBMARINES M1 and M2 of 1918 |
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L/S/02
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Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views, superstructure, sections etc. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn February 1976. |
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EARLY 'S' CLASS SUBMARINE HMS STURGEON of 1933 |
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L/S/03 |
Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views, superstructure, sections etc. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn March 1976. |
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'T' CLASS SUBMARINE HMS TABARD of 1946 |
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L/S/04 A and B |
Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views,
sections etc. Drawn as completed (1946) and as modified in 1949 with 'snort' mast. Small line drawing shows her as modified (fully converted as in July 1955, March 1957 and October1958). |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn August 1976. |
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HUNT CLASS MINESWEEPING SLOOP HMS SALTASH of 1918 |
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L/S/05
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Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views, sections etc. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn January 1977. |
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BANGOR CLASS MINESWEEPER HMS LLUNDUDNO of 1942 |
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L/S/06 |
A turbine powered unit of the class.
Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views, sections etc. |
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One large sheet. Sheet 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn January 1977. |
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TYPE 15 FAST A/S FRIGATE HMS RAPID of 1953 |
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L/S/07 A to C
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Sheets A and B show fully
detailed internal and external profile and plan views, sections etc. Fully converted from WWII Fleet destroyer. (Detail of ships boats drawn at 1/8-in. per ft). Sheet C showing hull detail and armament |
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Three large sheets. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn July 1977 and September 1993. |
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TYPE 16 FAST A/S FRIGATE (LIMITED CONVERSION), HMS TERPSICHORE of 1953 |
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L/S/08 A to C
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Sheet A and B show limited
conversion from 'T' class ex WWII fleet destroyer. Fully detailed internal
and external profile and plan views, section etc. Sheet C shows breadth plan and armament detail |
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Three large sheets. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn September 1977 and May 1994. |
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'CA' CLASS FLEET DESTROYER, HMS CAESAR of 1944 |
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L/S/09 A to D
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Sheet A and B show fully detailed internal
and external profile and plan views. Sections and hull lines. Perspective
views of bridge, carley float, and detailed weapon and equipment drawings.
Completely redrawn and updated from my original CAESAR of 1971. Scale
1/16-in. per ft. Drawn December 1979. |
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Four large sheets. Scale: 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn February 1995. |
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ALGERINE CLASS FLEET MINESWEEPER, HMS RATTLESNAKE of 1943 |
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L/S/10 A and B
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Two fully detailed sheets showing internal and external profile
and plan views. Sections, hull lines, plating, hull openings etc. Small detailed drawings of M/S fittings, armament, Type 271 radar lantern, PAC fittings, camouflage schemes, as modified in the1950s. Completely redrawn from my first drawing of 1971 |
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Two large sheets, hull lines included. See L/S/91
A - E of HMS LARNE. |
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BATHURST CLASS M/S SLOOP, HMAS BENDIGO of 1941 |
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L/S/11
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Australian designed and built warship class of WWII. Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views, with sections. |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn January 1977. |
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MILITARY CLASS A/S TRAWLER, HMT ROYAL MARINE of 1944 |
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L/S/12 |
External profile and plan with internal and profile only. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn October 1977. |
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MILITARY CLASS A/S TRAWLER, HMT COLDSTREAMER of 1943 |
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L/S/13 |
External profile and plan and internal profile. Enlarged plan of wheelhouse deck. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn November 1977. |
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ADMIRALTY ISLES CLASS A/S M/S TRAWLER, HMT LINDISFARN of 1942 |
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L/S/14 |
External profile and plan, with internal profile plus internal detail plan views, bridge etc. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn March 1978. |
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ADMIRALTY ISLE CLASS CONVERSION DAN LAYER, HMSs BRYHER and FARNE of 1943 |
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L/S/15 |
External profile and plan, with internal profile plus deck, forecastle deck and gun platform and part lower decks. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn October 1979. |
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REQUISITIONED A/S TRAWLERS, HMTs ST APOLLO and ST ZENO of 1940 |
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L/S/16 |
External profile and plan with internal profile and internal and external plan views. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn September 1979. |
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VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS, 379 and 380-395 of 1944 |
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L/S/17 A and B |
73 ft MTBs. The subject of the Airfix plastic kit. |
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Two large sheets. Scale 5/32-in. per ft. Drawn January 1980. (See also L/S/74 for Bridge detail). |
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VOSPER EXPERIMENTAL MTB/MGB, Design No 538 of 1948 |
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L/S/18 |
Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan, with sections, showing layouts as MTB with four 18-in. tubes and MGB with short 4.5-in gun. | |
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One medium sheet. Scale 1/8'-in per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn
April 1978. |
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72-ft HARBOUR DEFENCE MOTOR LAUNCHES, No's 1129 and 1285 of 1942 |
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L/S/19 A - F
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Two units drawn of a very numerous class. Sheets A to C are fully detailed, showing internal and external profile and plan, with sections and hull lines. Weapon detail is included. Scale ¼-in. per ft. Suitable for large scale power model !!! Scale 1/4 " per ft. Sheet D shows deck plan as fitted for
Oropesa sweeping and 9 side elevations showing class variations, with
Sheet E showing sections through the
engine room. |
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Six large sheets, hull lines included. Scale 1/4-in.
per ft, 1 : 48. |
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MODIFIED FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE, HMCS ATHOLL of 1943 |
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L/S/20 |
External profile and plan view, internal profile, view from fr'd, and enlarged hull sections. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn June 1978. |
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VOSPER 72-ft 6-in MOTOR TORPEDO BOATs, No's 347-362 of 1943 |
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L/S/21 |
External profile and plan view only with 0.5-in. Mark V power operated mounting and gun detail. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn
May 1978. |
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VOSPER 73ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOATs, No's 523-530 and 532 and 533 of 1944 |
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L/S/22 A and B |
Sheet A shows large external
profile and plan views, small internal plan and sections. Sheet B provides the hull lines and bridge detail. |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn May 1978 and February 1988. |
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ANTI SUBMARINE THORNYCROFT MOTOR TORPEDO BOATs, No. 53 (LEADER) of 1939 |
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L/S/23 A and B |
Sheet A shows external profile
and plan, internal plan view, bridge and wheelhouse, and centre section.
Two details of hull construction sections. An early pre-war design that
proved to be not very successful and was later to serve as target towing
launches for the war office. Sheet B shows similar detail but at a smaller scale with 160 items detailed. |
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Two large sheets. Sheet A 5/16-in. per ft. Drawn
November 1999 and April 2006. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE as MODIFIED for FLEET
MINESWEEPING, |
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L/S/24 A to E |
Sheets A to C show fully detailed external
and internal profiles and plans. Internal decks shown as well as Oerlikon
detail and Type 271 radar lantern. Two sections shown. |
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Five large sheets. All 5 sheets 1/8-in. per ft. 1 : 96. Drawn August/September 2002. |
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STEAM DRIVEN 'K' CLASS FLEET SUBMARINE, No's K3, 4, 8, 9, 10 and 17 of 1917 |
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L/S/25 A and B |
Fully detailed internal and external profile and plan views
with sections. Three views of modified units. (I will add detail of the machinery spaces when time permits.) |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn June 1978. |
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26 ROUND TABLE CLASS MINESWEEPING TRAWLERS, HMTS SIR GALAHAD and SIR KAY |
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L/S/26 A to C
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Sheets A and B show fully
detailed internal and external profile and plan views, superstructure, deck
plans and hull lines. The aerial spread is detailed. The two major class
changes are depicted, the first showing 'SIR GALAHAD' as a wire contact
mine sweeper, whilst Sheet C shows 'SIR KAY' fitted as an influence sweeper, with 'LL' sweep and acoustic 'A' bracket. All the M/S equipment and weapons systems fitted to the class are shown in detail including the twin .303 HEFAH, .303-in. Hotchkiss, 20-mm Oerlikon and the 12-pdr 12-cwt H/A L/A gun. These very complete drawings were originally commissioned for John Piper models, now Caldercraft Kit. |
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Three large sheets, hull lines included. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn August/September 1980. |
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A COLLECTION of RN SHIP's BOATS of WWII PERIOD |
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L/S/27
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They show two designs of the standard 27 ft whaler, a 36 ft harbour launch and a 20 ft motor boat. Sections and details are included. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn August 1979. |
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THE CAPTURED GERMAN TYPE VIIC SUBMARINE - U.570 |
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L/S/28 |
Captured August 1941, she was evaluated, and was to serve
in the RN as HMS/M GRAPH.
Fully detailed external and internal profile and plan, flats and sections. |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn January 1980. |
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A' CLASS PATROL SUBMARINES, HMS/Ms AFFRAY and AENEAS of 1946 |
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L/S/29 A and B
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Fully detailed external and internal profile and plan views, with sections and variations in the anti-aircraft defences shown. Drawn to cover the full scope of two large sheets, the scale is approximately 3/32-in per ft. Whilst they show the early 'A' class units, L/S/36 is of Alliance as modified, and may be seen in conjunction with the 24 sheets of profile drawings showing detail of the fittings, systems and equipment of the 'A' class. (L/S/51). | |
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Two large sheets. Scale approx. 3/32-in. per ft, 1 : 128. Drawn August/September 1981. |
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Post War modified 'T' CLASS SUBMARINE HMS/Ms TALENT of 1955 and TIRELESS of 1953 |
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L/S/30 |
Both units were streamlined, with modified fins and casing. External profile and plan with sections. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 3/32-in. per ft. 1 : 128. Drawn February 1981. |
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VOSPER 70-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT, No's 57-66 of 1940-42 |
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L/S/31 |
Fully detailed external, internal, plan and profile, with sections of the early wartime units. | |
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One large sheet. Drawn February 1981. |
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VOSPER 72-ft 6-in MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT No's 73-98 of 1941/2 and No's 222-245 of 1942 |
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L/S/32 |
Fully detailed external and internal profile and plan views with sections. | |
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One large sheet. Drawn September 1981. |
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VOSPER 70-ft TARGET TOWING BOAT, C/T 05 of 1941 |
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L/S/33 A to C |
Sheet A shows a one off design.
Fully detailed external and internal profile and plan, with sections, smaller
drawings detail parts and framing. Sheet B shows the sheer drawing, to a larger scale. Sheet C provides full detail of the hull construction. |
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Three large sheets. Drawn September 1981, December 1991 and May 1992. |
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MODIFIED FAIRMILE 'D' CLASS FAST A/S BOATS, No's 5010 and 5013 of 1948 |
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L/S/34 |
Fully detailed external and internal profile and plan views with sections showing these two redesigned fast anti-submarine hunters. They proved expensive to convert and only two units were so modified. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn January 1980. |
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X51 CLASS MIDGET SUBMARINES, STICKLEBACK, SHRIMP, SPRAT and MINNOW of 1954 |
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L/S/35 A to E |
Exceptionally detailed drawings of a post war design made
available from the RN Submarine Museum at HMS Dolphin. The five sheets show internal, external, sections, docking plans, perspective views and data in the finest close-up. HMS Stickleback is now on display at The Imperial War Museum collection at Duxford, Cambridgeshire. |
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Five large sheets, hull lines included. Scale 9/16-in. per ft, 1 : 21,3. Drawn between April and June 1981. |
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MODIFIED 'A' CLASS PATROL SUBMARINE, HMS ALLIANCE of 1960 |
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L/S/36
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Detail of the modified and streamlined ALLIANCE as on permanent display at Gosport adjacent to the home of RN Submariners, HMS DOLPHIN. Drawn in detail externally with perspectives of the hull and internal subdivision, as well as sections. | |
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One large sheet. Drawn September 1981. |
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VICKERS ARMSTRONG BUILT 'S' CLASS PATROL SUBMARINE P.219 (SERAPH), P.221 (SHAKESPEARE) and P.222 of 1942 |
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L/S/37 |
External profile and plan views with sections. A separate drawing shows the hull openings and detail changes. | |
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One large sheet. Drawn November 1981. |
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Modified SUPER 'T' CLASS PATROL SUBMARINE, HMS TABARD of 1955 |
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L/S/38 |
External profile and plan views with sections of a group of
super 'T's which included TACITURN, THERMOPYLAE, TIPTOE, TOTEM, TRUMP, TRUNCHEON
and TURPIN. A 20-ft length was added with two additional electric motors, and extra battery space built in, to improve these all welded late war units. |
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One large sheet. Drawn December 1981. |
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OCEAN CLASS, STEEL SCREW STEAM DRIFTER of 1917/18 |
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L/S/39 A to C
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Completely redrawn at a larger scale. Detailed profile and plan views both internal and external, Sheet A. Rigging plan and hull lines on Sheet B, with Sheet C showing those units equipped for fishing duties at the end of hostilities. | |
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Three large sheets. Drawn March 2006. |
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US NAVY YARD WOODEN MINESWEEPERS, No's 418-421 of 1944 |
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L/S/40 A and B |
Built under lease lend in the USA, these full detailed drawings
show both external and internal profile and plan views, with hull sections
and armament. Hull lines are included as well as full data and detail. |
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Two large sheets. Drawn August 1981. |
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86-ft WOODEN STEAM DRIFTER of 1917 |
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L/S/41 |
A single fully detailed sheet. Not yet commenced. | |
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Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. |
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HM MERSEY CLASS ADMIRALTY TRAWLERS of 1917 |
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L/S/42 |
Fully detailed external profile and plan, with internal side
profile. Hull lines and sections. Small detail drawing of the QF 3-inch
12-pdr gun, as fitted to many of the class. The largest of the standard Admiralty trawlers. Hull length 14-inches |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn May 1986. |
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HM CASTLE CLASS ADMIRALTY TRAWLERS of 1917 |
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L/S/43
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Fully detailed external profile and plan. Internal side profile. (No hull lines or sections.) | |
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One large sheet. Originally commenced July 1986. Completed February 2006. |
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HM STRATH CLASS ADMIRALTY TRAWLERS of 1917 |
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L/S/44 |
The smallest of the Admiralty standard trawler designs. Fully detailed external and internal plan and profile. Deck plans. A smaller side profile drawing of HMT FORT ROBERT of 1942 as influence minesweeper. | |
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One large sheet. Drawn December 1984. |
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FAIRMILE 'D' MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT/MOTOR GUN BOATS of 1943/45 |
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L/S/45 A to E
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Fully detailed external and internal drawings at 3/16-in.
per ft. Hull lines and sections, hull construction, isometric views, and
mast detail are included on Sheets A to C.
Appearance changes showing differing weapon fits etc. and class development are shown on sheets D and E. (MGB 601 (Prototype), MGB 613, MTB 624, MTB 655, MTB 605, MTB 629, MTB 5003, MGB 660, FPB 5031, FPB 5001, FPB 5035, MASB 5013, MGB 658, MTB 710, MTB 730 and the RAF's LRRC 017. A number of people have produced prize-winning models from this set of plans. |
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Five large sheets, see L/S/139 for Camouflage Schemes.
Scale 3/16-in. per ft, 1 :64. |
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'U' CLASS SUBMARINES, HMS/Ms UNBROKEN, UNISON, UNITED, UNRUFFLED, UNRIVALLED, P48, UNSHAKEN and UNSEEN of 1942 |
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L/S/46 A and B |
Fully detailed external and internal profile and plan views. Sections and flats. Detail of hull openings. Large drawing (side view) of 3-in 20-cwt Mark I gun on CP Mark V mounting. | |
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Two large sheets. Drawn December 1984 and September 1982. |
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'U' CLASS SUBMARINES, HMS/Ms UNDINE, UNITY and URSULA, the FIRST UNITS of the 'U' CLASS pre WWII |
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L/S/47 A and B
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Fully detailed external and internal profile and plan views,
with sections. UNDINE is shown fully, on SheetA with URSULA on Sheet B. |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/8-in per ft, 1 : 96. Official
first of class data figures are included. |
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'U' CLASS SUBMARINES, HMS/Ms UTMOST, UPRIGHT, UNIQUE, USK, UPHOLDER and UNBEATEN of 1940 |
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L/S/48 A and B
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Sheet A shows fully detailed
external and internal profile and plan views, with sections. UPHOLDER is
shown. Sheet B shows further internal detail, ships crest, 'Jolly Roger' and war modifications to UNBEATEN with RDF aerial arrangements. |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn November 1987. |
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'U' AND 'V' CLASS SUBMARINES, HMS/Ms UNRULY, ULTOR, UPSTART and VANDAL, HNM S/M DOLFIJN, ORP OZIK, R. NORW. S/Ms ULA and CURIE |
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L/S/49 A and B |
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Sheet A 80% complete, Sheet B not yet completed. |
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'V' CLASS SUBMARINES |
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L/S/50 |
To be drawings of 'V' Class Submarines. Not yet started. | |
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'A' CLASS PATROL SUBMARINES |
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L/S/51 A to X
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These 24 large sheets contain my original drawings of 'A' Class patrol submarines and show all the detail as seen in the "Anatomy of the Ship" - The Submarine Alliance, ISBN O 85177 380 X published in 1986. | |
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HM SUBMARINE BOATS 1 to 5 of 1903 |
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L/S/52 A and B |
Holland's design. Sheet A provides external detail and Sheet B internal details and sections. |
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Two large sheets. Scale approximately 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn August 1983. |
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70-ft VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT No. 74 |
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L/S/53
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A production motor torpedo boat modified for the St. Nazaire
Raid 28/3/42. Drawn in detail showing the modifications to the standard Vosper design for mounting two 18-in. torpedo tubes right forward. |
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One large sheet. Scale 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn July 1987. |
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FAIRMILE 'B' TYPE MOTOR LAUNCHES |
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L/S/54 A to I
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Nine large fully detailed sheets describing the class externally, internally, hull lines and sections, equipment detail and showing the multitude of class variations. | |
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Nine large sheets. See L/S/138 for Camouflage Schemes
carried. |
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ADMIRALTY 45-ft FAST MOTOR BOATS 1946-50 |
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L/S/55 |
Redrawn from Thornycrofts 'As fitted' Drawing No. 244236.
This Admirals barge is fully detailed including hull lines. |
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One large sheet. Drawn at ¼-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn August 1987. |
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60-ft VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT No's 1983/4 |
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L/S/56 |
Short MTBs, T3 and T4 built for the Swedish Navy in 1939. Fully detailed including hull lines. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 3/16-in. per ft. 1 : 64. Drawn September 1987. |
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UNITED STATES BUILT 71-ft VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT No 723 of 1944/5 |
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L/S/57 A and B
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A license built Vosper design as supplied to
the USSR under 'lease-lend'. Fitted with standard US weapons. The two large detailed sheets include hull lines and sections. |
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Two large sheets. Drawn at 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn August 1987. |
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CANADIAN BUILT FAIRMILE 'B' CLASS MOTOR LAUNCHES |
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L/S/58 A to C |
Fully detailed drawings including hull lines of these units
constructed on the Great Lakes. Canadian weapons and many variations are included |
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Three large sheets. Drawn at 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn March/April 1989. |
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THE FAIRMILE MOTOR LAUNCH TYPE 'A' |
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L/S/59 A to C
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The first design of the 'Fairmile' Company which proved that their mass production methods were sound. Drawn in detail including hull lines, sections and various armament fits. | |
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Three large sheets. Drawn at 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn July/August 1989. |
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The FAIRMILE 'C' TYPE MOTOR GUN BOAT |
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L/S/60 A to C |
This design utilised the existing hull lines of the 'A' type
but with a much improved open bridge and heavier armament. Fully detailed
drawings including hull lines. Small drawings show appearance changes found in the class. |
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Three large sheets. Drawn at 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn August/September 1989. |
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THORNYCROFT 55-ft COASTAL MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS of 1940 |
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L/S/61 |
Admiralty No's 213-7. Based upon the CMB design of the Great
War, they continued in limited production for foreign orders. Four units
were requisitioned for use in the RN. Fully detailed including hull lines, sections and hull construction. |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/4in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn September 1987. |
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THORNYCROFT 71-ft 6-in. MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS No's 24 and 25 |
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L/S/62 |
Redrawn from original 'as fitted' drawings. Fully detailed, including sections but no hull lines. | |
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One large sheet. Drawn at 3/16 in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn October 1987. |
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HM SUBMARINE TIPTOE |
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L/S/63 A and B
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Drawn as converted in the 1950s. Detailed external views only, but including streamlining variations of sister ships similarly converted to 'Slippery T', status. | |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn August/September 1990. |
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GERMAN BIBER (BEAVER) ONE MAN SUBMARINE - 1944 |
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L/S/64 A to C |
(Drawn for Biber 105). Fully detailed drawings showing external
and internal arrangements, including the alternative armament arrangement
fit, torpedoes or mines. A mass-produced, midget submarine designed to destroy the Allied invasion force supply shipping at the beachheads. |
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Three large sheets. Scale 1-in. per ft, 1 : 12. Drawn August 1990. |
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FAIRMILE 'H' TYPE LCI(S) and LCS(L)(2) |
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L/S/65
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Fully detailed drawings of this little known British Infantry carrier designed for Raider operations. An external side profile showing the armed support version is also shown. | |
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One large sheet. Scale grid shown. Drawn January 1989. |
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VOSPER 70-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS - HULL CONSTRUCTION DETAIL |
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L/S/66 |
Detailed drawings of the standard Vosper MTB hull construction, including bulkhead construction, material used etc. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn September 1990. |
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70-ft VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS |
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L/S/67 |
Arrangement of bridge/wheelhouse for MTBs 73-86, 87-98, 222-228, 229-231, 242-245, 232-235, 236-239 and 240-241. | |
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One large sheet. Scale approximately 19/32-in. per ft. Drawn September 1990. |
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70-ft VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS Admiralty No's 35, 36, 38 and 218-221 |
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L/S/68 A to C
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Detailed drawings of these 71-foot ½-in. MTBs. Powered by three supercharged Hall Scott Petrol engines. Fully detailed drawings including hull lines, sections and bridge detail. |
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Three large sheets. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn October/ November 1990. |
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RIGGING PLAN for VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS |
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L/S/69 |
Detailed drawing showing the typical rigging layout for standard Vosper MTB units including component details used. | |
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One medium sheet. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn May 1990. |
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VOSPERS PROTOTYPE MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT 510 |
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L/S/70 A to E
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G/A showing proposed layout January 1943, hull lines, detailed
bridge construction and arrangement. Life-float stowage. Torpedo tube seating.
Mast detail and depth charge arrangements, layout as completed, January 1944 and as April 1945. |
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Five large sheets. Scale 3/16-in. per ft, 1 : 64. Drawn December 1990, January 1991 and March 1991. |
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THE FAIRMILE ‘F’ TYPE MOTOR GUN BOAT – MGB 2001 | |
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L/S/71 A and B |
A one off prototype design based on the Fairmile ‘D’ hull, but powered by four Bristol Hercules radial air cooled aircraft engines of 7000 bhp = 36 knots. Never to become operational. Sheet A – General arrangement views, hull lines and sections, Sheet B shows internal arrangements for the air cooled engines, 8 hull sections, and an external side profile (11 drawings). | |
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VOSPERS PRIVATE VENTURE BOAT Job No. 1763. LATER the PROTOTYPE MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT 102 |
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L/S/72 A to D
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G/A drawing at 5/16-in. per ft. These four sheets show the development of this prototype design, which started the Vosper wartime production line. 68-ft overall with hull lines, sections and construction. | |
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Four large sheets. Scale 5/16-in. per ft. Drawn August 1993. |
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VOSPER 68-ft MOBILE TORPEDO DISCHARGE VESSEL - MTDV BLOODHOUND |
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L/S/73 |
Detailed drawings at 7/32-in. per ft including sections (no hull lines). This 'one off' design was used for coastal forces torpedo firing trials before the war, having a single rotating 21-in. tube fitted on her upper deck aft of her cabin. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 7/32-in. per ft. Drawn December 1991. |
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Bridge detail for VOSPER 73-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS No's 379-395 of 1944. |
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L/S/74 |
Bridge arrangement. Scale 5/8-in. per ft. Detail arrangements of armoured bridge. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 5/8-in. per ft. Drawn October 1991. |
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Bridge detail for VOSPER 73-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS (Type II) No's 523-530 and 532-3 |
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L/S/75 |
Arrangement of bridge and bridge instruments. | |
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One large Sheet. Scale 9/16" per ft. Drawn November 1991. |
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VOSPER 73-ft CONTROL TARGET BOATS No's 44 and 45 |
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L/S/76 A and B |
Unarmed post-war conversions of Type II MGBs. Detail, hull lines and sections. | |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn January 1992. |
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VOSPER 60-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS NORWEGIAN No's 5 and 6 and ADMIRALTY No's 71 and 72 |
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L/S/77 A and B |
Fully detailed, external and internal arrangements, hull lines
and sections.
MTB 71 now preserved is now on display at The Imperial War Museum collection at Duxford, Cambridgeshire. |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn July and September 1992, updated June 1996. |
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CONSTRUCTION of VOSPER 70-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT WHEELHOUSE AND BRIDGE |
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L/S/78
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One large sheet. Drawn January 1992. |
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DETAILS of the TWIN 20-mm OERLIKON MARK IX WOODEN BANDSTAND FITTED on 1940 PROGRAMME 70-ft MTBS |
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L/S/79 |
The 1944 modernisation programme of MTBs 81, 85, 86, 89-92, 94, 96-98, 202-212, 223-227, 229, 231, 236, 239, 240, 242-244 to increase firepower. | |
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One medium sheet. Scale approx. 7/8-in. per ft. Drawn May 1992. |
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72-ft 6-IN. VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS 347-362 |
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L/S/80 A to D |
Sixteen units ordered April 1942. Detailed drawings. Sheet A shows external profile and plan view of MTB 347. Sheet B internal arrangements and upper deck detail. Sheet C provides accommodation deck, hull sections and bridge and wheelhouse MTB 347. Sheet D arrangement of wheelhouse and bridge. |
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Four large sheets. Drawn December 1991, January 1992, December 1991 and May 1992. |
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MOTOR TORPEDO BOATs 20, 21, 22 and 23 1938 PROGRAMME. BRIDGE AND WHEELHOUSE |
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L/S/81 |
Detailed drawings of the bridge and wheelhouse. | |
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One medium sheet. No Scale. Drawn November 1992. |
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DETAIL of MINE LAYING and D/C CHUTES for VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS No's 57-66, 347-356, 357-359,360-362 |
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L/S/82 |
Arrangement of mine and depth charge chutes. ( Construction of chocks only.) | |
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One small sheet. Drawn November 1992. |
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Proposed ANTI E BOAT (STEAM GUN BOAT design) 1940 |
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L/S/83 |
Design No. 371 for Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson Ltd,
dated 12/12/40. The GA of a design displacing 175 tons and capable of 40 knots. |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn April 1994. |
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Proposed STEAM GUN BOAT - ANTI E-BOAT design of 1940 |
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L/S/84 |
Design T 1320 by John I Thornycroft & Co. Ltd., Southampton.
GA of a160 ton ship designed for 40 knots. |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn May 1994. |
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THORNYCROFT's PROPOSED SINGLE STEP 70-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT of 1942 |
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L/S/85
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A design by John I Thornycroft. Reputed to be fast design, with a low silhouette and powered by two Packard petrol engines. No hull lines. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn May 1994. |
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VOSPER 72-ft 6-in. MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS |
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L/S/86
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Construction of the cavitation plates. | |
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One small sheet. No Scale. Drawn September 1990. |
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VOSPER MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS |
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L/S/87 |
Construction of hull torpedo troughs. | |
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One small sheet. Scale 9/16-in. per ft. Drawn September 1990. |
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CONSTRUCTION of VOSPER 70-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOATS |
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L/S/88 |
Detail for fitting of the twin 0.5-in. Mark V (power operated) mounting on the deck. | |
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One small sheet. No Scale. Drawn September 1990. |
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PROJECTED VOSPER 45-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT of 1939 |
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L/S/89 |
A small stepped hull design powered by a single Rolls Royce
Merlin petrol engine. The prototype was destroyed in an air raid. |
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One large sheet. Scale approx. 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn October 1991. |
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THE ROYAL NAVY's STEAM GUN BOATS |
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L/S/90 A to M |
Very detailed drawings of the class redrawn from all the available
originals held in The National Maritime Museum at Greenwich and information
gained from the 'Ships Covers'. Sheet A shows the proposed arrangement of a 40 knot anti E-Boat. Sheet F shows hull construction detail, engine room and boiler room casing and lower deck construction. Sheet G continues and includes bridge and charthouse construction. Note: This subject is incomplete but will be drawn as a multi sheet subject suitable for publication in the 'Anatomy of the Ship' series. |
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(Incomplete) Part Drawn December 1994 and continued May 2004. Eight sheets to date. |
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ALGERINE CLASS FLEET MINESWEEPERS, HMS LARNE |
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L/S/91 A to E |
HMS LARNE is drawn at 1/8" per ft. Another multi-sheet
subject commenced but incomplete.
Sheet A to show side profile and plan
view. |
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Five large sheets (incomplete). Part drawn - Sheet C May 1995, Sheet E December 1994. |
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25-ft FAST MOTOR BOATS |
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L/S/92 A and B
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Twelve units built in 1944 by The Berthon Boat Company. Admiralty
No's. 43745-43756. Fully detailed with sections but no hull lines. Used as senior officers Fast Motor Boats. The history of each boat is shown. Drawn at the scale ½-in. per ft, with Sheet B including larger detail. |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/2-in. per ft, 1 : 24. Drawn December 1994. |
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25-ft ADMIRALTY MOTOR BOATS of 1939 |
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L/S/93
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Boat No's 38125/38126. Fully detailed general arrangement drawings including detail of 'kitchen rudder gear'. No hull lines. The history of the two units is included. | |
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One large sheet. Scale 1/2-in. per ft, 1 : 24. Drawn May 1995. |
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THE WELMAN MIDGET SUBMARINE of 1943 |
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L/S/94 A and B |
Detailed GA drawings showing external and internal detail,
sections etc. A copy of a German GA drawing utilising Axis material gained from recovering a unit sunk on operations in Bergen, Norway has been used to add additional detail. |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn July 1995. |
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THE 'SLEEPING BEAUTY' SUBMERGING CANOE - MARK II of 1944 |
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L/S/95 |
A little known wartime development of a submersible canoe, used for commando raids, beach units etc. Fully detailed but no hull lines. | |
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One large sheet. Scale approx. 1 3/4-in. per ft, 1 : 6,85. Drawn July 1995. |
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BANGOR CLASS FLEET MINESWEEPER, HMS CROMER |
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L/S/96 A to E
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An early steam powered reciprocating engined, Bangor class unit, armed with the standard 12-pdr gun, a steam powered 'Holman Projector' and a Quad. 0.5-in. Mark III mounting aft. Drawn at 1/8-in. per ft. Sheet A shows the outboard side profile,
plan view and six sections, plus data. (8 drawings). Over 380 items are detailed on this set of drawings. |
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Five large sheets. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn August /September 1999. |
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MODIFIED BLACK SWAN CLASS SLOOP, HMS STARLING APRIL 1943 |
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L/S/97 A to E |
Sheet A shows external G/A, two ships
badges (official and unofficial), enlarged detail of open bridge and twin
4-in. Mark XIX mounting (7 drawings). |
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Five large sheets. Three hundred items are listed. Drawn March 2003. |
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UNITED STATES NAVY 110-ft SUBMARINE CHASERS 1943-4 |
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L(R)/S/98 A to C |
Al Ross of Bangor Maine, USA produced this set of drawings, for Volume
I of our 'Allied Coastal Forces of WWII'. |
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Three large sheets. Scale 5/8-in. per ft. Drawn 1980. |
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UNITED STATES NAVY 80-ft ELCO PATROL BOAT - PT 109 |
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L(R)/S/99 A and B |
Al Ross of Bangor Maine, USA, drew this two-sheet subject,
for Volume II of our 'Allied Coastal Forces
of WWII'. Drawn at 5/8-in. per ft she is shown at the time of her
loss in August 1943 and represents the PT 103-196 series. Sheet A shows side profile and plan view (11 drawings). Sheet B provides hull lines, sections, and upper deck and bridge detail (13 drawings). |
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Two large sheets. Scale 5/8-in. per ft. Drawn January 1981. |
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UNITED STATES NAVY 80-ft ELCO PT BOAT - PT 596 August 1945 |
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L(R)/S/100 A to C |
This three-sheet subject was drawn by Al Ross for Volume
II of our 'Allied Coastal Forces of WWII'. Drawn at a scale of 5/8-in.
per ft. Sheet A shows plan and side profile (7 drawings). Sheet B shows internal detail and camouflage (7 drawings). Sheet C provides hull lines, sections, transom, and bridge and mast detail (14 drawings). |
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Three large sheets. Scale 5/8-in. per ft. Drawn January 1983. |
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The ROYAL NAVY's STANDARD 27-ft WHALER (SEABOAT) |
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L/S/101 A to C |
Drawn at ¾-in. per ft, a three sheet subject showing the general arrangement, construction, hull sections and lines as well as equipment detail, the rig for sailing, oars etc. Most RN and Commonwealth warships carried the Whaler (25 drawings). | |
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Two large and one medium sheets. Scale 3/4-in. per ft, 1 : 16. Drawn June 1999. |
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BRITISH POWER BOAT MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT No 4 of 1937 |
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L(R)/S/102 A and B |
The first MTBs ordered by the RN since the Great War. No 4 being one of the first of a new flotilla. Drawn by Al Ross at the scale of 3/8-in. per ft on two sheets. General arrangement, hull lines and sections with bridge detail. | |
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Two large sheets. Eleven drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn July 1981. |
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BRITISH POWER BOAT, MOTOR GUN BOAT 75 of July 1942 |
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L(R)/S/103 A and B |
One of 8 motor gun boats ordered 26/11/40 as motor anti-submarine
boats and completed as gun boats. Drawn by Al Ross at the scale of 3/8-in. per ft on two sheets. General arrangement, hull lines and sections with detail. |
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Two large sheets. Fifteen drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn July 1981. |
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JS WHITE MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT, MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT 253 of July 1943 |
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L(R)/S/104 A and B |
One of 12 MTBs ordered from JS White 26/4/41. Powered by Admiral
Sterling petrol engines supplied under lease-lend. Drawn by Al Ross at the scale of 3/8-in. per ft on two sheets. General arrangement, hull lines and sections with detail and colour paint scheme |
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Two large sheets. Fifteen drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn August 1981. |
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VOSPER 72-ft 6-in. MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT 234 of April 1943 |
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L(R)/S/105 A and B |
One of 20 units ordered from five different builders to Vosper's
design. Drawn by Al Ross at the scale of 3/8 in. per ft on two sheets. General arrangement, hull lines and sections, with detail and colour paint scheme. |
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Two large sheets. Thirteen drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn October 1980. |
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UNITED STATES BUILT 77-ft 'ELCO' MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT SUPPLIED to the ROYAL NAVY, MTB 315 of AUGUST 1942 |
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L(R)/S/106 A and B |
One of 58 - 77-ft Elco built PT Boats in the series MTB 307-316
she was handed over 7/3/42. Drawn by Al Ross at the scale of 3/8-in. per ft on two sheets. General arrangement, hull lines and sections, with detail |
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Two large sheets. Eighteen drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn July 1981. |
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UNITED STATES NAVY 70-ft ELCO PT BOAT, PT 18 of JANUARY 1941 |
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L(R)S/107 A and B |
Drawn as built for the US Navy in the series PT 10-19, she
was loaned to the RN as MTB 267. She was lost off Malta 4/2/1943. Drawn by Al Ross at the scale of 3/8-in. per ft on two sheets. General arrangement, hull lines and sections, with detail |
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Two large sheets. Fifteen drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn June 1980. |
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UNITED STATES NAVY 77-ft ELCO PT BOAT, PT 34 of APRIL 1942 |
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L(R)S/108 A and B |
US Navy 77-ft Elco PT Boat in the series PT 20-44. She was
lost to Japanese aircraft 9/4/1942 off Cauit Island in the Pacific. Drawn by Al Ross at the scale of 3/8-in. per ft on two sheets. General arrangement, hull lines and sections, with detail |
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Two large sheets. Sixteen drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn March 1980. |
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UNITED STATES NAVY 77 ft ELCO PT BOAT, PT 65 of MARCH 1943 |
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L(R)S/109 A and B |
US Navy 77 ft Elco PT in the series PT 45-48, 59-68. |
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Two large sheets. Fifteen drawings. Scale 3/8-in. per ft, 1 : 32. Drawn May 1980. |
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THE 16 ft ADMIRALTY PATTERN TRAWLER BOAT of 1939-45 |
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L/S/110 |
The wooden clinker built standard ships boat found aboard
armed trawlers and Flower class Corvettes etc. Drawn at 1-in. per ft. Side profile and plan, plus hull lines and sections oars etc., with construction material lists. |
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One large sheet. Eight drawings. Scale 1-in. per ft, 1 : 12. Drawn February 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - HMSs HONEYSUCKLE, HYDRANGEA and JASMINE of 1940 |
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L/S/111 A to D
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Typical of the early units and lacking many of the later features,
the original short fox'l design from the second group ordered 31/08/39.
Sheet A shows side profile and plan plus armament fit. Sheet B shows internal side profile and plan views of superstructure and decks. Sheet C shows hull lines shell expansion and detail. Sheet D details the forecastle deck, compass platform and a plan of the hold deck. |
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Three large and one medium sheet. 32 drawings. Scale
1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS POTENTILLA of February 1942 |
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L/S/112 A to E
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One of six units ordered 03/08/40, a long fox'l design with
many improvements, four DC throwers, splinter protection, Type 271 search
radar, and Admiralty watertube boilers. This subject is drawn at 1/8-in. per ft in considerable detail. Sheet A shows the external profile and
plan views. |
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Five large sheets. Over 51 drawings. Scale 1/8-in.
per ft, 1 : 96. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - HMSs BURNET, HMCS FOREST HILL (Ex-CEANOTHUS) and CHARLOCK of LATE 1943 |
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L/S/113 A to F
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Three modified Flowers much improved from 1940 design and
virtually "young frigates". Fitted with Mark IV DC throwers and
hedgehog.
Sheet A shows the external arrangements. |
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Six large sheets. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Completed January 1999. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMRNZS ARABIS |
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L/S/114 A to D
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A modified Flower Class completing in March 1944 and loaned to New Zealand.
Sheet A shows her external detail and equipment. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - CONSTRUCTION of MASTS and YARDS of 1940 |
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L/S/115 |
Construction detail of the two masts fitted early units - GARDENIA, GERANIUM, PRIMROSE, PRIMULA, SALVIA, SNAPDRAGON, VIOLET, WOODRUFF, RANUNCULUS ROSE etc. | |
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One large sheet. 30 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn March 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - HINGED WATERTIGHT DOORS MECANS PATENT, MERCHANT STANDARD TYPE G of 1940-44 |
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L/S/116 |
Detail of typical upper deck watertight doors and 9-in. diameter side scuttles. | |
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One large sheet. 19 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn March 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - HATCHES and SKY LIGHTS of 1940- 44 |
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L/S/117 |
Construction and detail of upper deck hatches, skylights, hinges, clips, handles etc. | |
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One large sheet, 35 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn March 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - ARRANGEMENTS of DEPTH CHARGES AFT for SHIPS WITH WATER TUBE BOILERS |
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L/S/118 |
Large size elevation and plan with detail of D/C davits, stools, stowage details for depth charges and depth charge rails. Stowage for 60 depth charges. Redrawn from detail for HMS POTENTILLA | |
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One large sheet, 34 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn April 1999. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - THE PROPELLER |
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L/S/119 |
Detail of the propeller, propeller cone, withdrawal gear, expanded blade sections etc. | |
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One small sheet, 14 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn March 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - MACHINERY ARRANGEMENTS for SHIPS with WATER TUBE BOILERS of 1940 41 |
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L/S/120 A and B |
Sheet A provides the internal
detail showing both the engine room and boiler room arrangements and auxiliary
machinery, with overall dimensions and sections, 14 drawings. Sheet B, drawn to a larger scale, shows details of the main engine (4 views) and construction detail of the cylindrical boilers. |
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Two large sheets, 20 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn April 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - DETAIL of EXTENSION to FOX'L DECK, PROPOSED LAYOUT for UNITS MODIFIED for "LL" INFLUENCE MINESWEEPING and DETAIL of A/S and M/S DAVITS |
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L/S/121 |
Construction of modified breakwater and 4-in. gun platform, proposed layout for stowing "LL" cables on upper deck, and the construction of the after davits. | |
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One large sheet, 16 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn July 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - SHORT FOX'L DESIGN |
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L/S/122 |
Hull lines, sections and hull plating (Shell expansion) | |
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One large sheet, 10 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn March 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - LONG FOX'L DESIGN WITH IMPROVED SHEER |
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L/S/123 |
Hull lines, sections and hull plating (Shell expansion) | |
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One large sheet, 10 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn April 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS BEGONIA - SHORT FOX'L DESIGN |
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L/S/124
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A unit from the first order drawn as on completion in March 1941.
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One large sheet, 10 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn May 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - EXTERNAL VARIATIONS |
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L/S/125
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A number of small "thumbnail" side profiles showing
the appearance changes introduced to the class whilst under construction. Sheet B shows side view of HMCS WETASKIWIN, AGGAZIZ, TRAIL and CHILLIWACK as completed early 1941, fitted for Oropesa minesweeping, and HMS BRYONY June 1942 as reconstructed with extra long fox'l and modified for 'LL' and acoustic minesweeping. Seven drawings. |
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One large sheet. No scale. Drawn July 2000. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - BRIDGE VARIATIONS |
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L/S/126
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General arrangement views showing the layout of different
bridge designs. A to G as introduced to the class as a result of operational experience. |
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One large sheet. 16 drawings. Not drawn to scale. Drawn June 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS CAMELLIA of JUNE 1940 |
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L/S/127
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Side and plan view of this unit with external degaussing cable. Detailed drawings of the twin .303-in. Lewis gun mounting are added. |
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One large sheet. 8 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn June 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS ANCHUSA of MARCH 1941 |
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L/S/128 A to E
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One of 20 units ordered in April 1940, she was modified with an extended forecastle whilst building, but retained the original lines. This subject is redrawn from the original "as fitted" builders GAs, being fully detailed on five sheets, showing over 400 items. Sheet A provides the external, side
and plan view with the .303-in. Hotchkiss Mark I* Machine gun detailed
(5 drawings). |
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Five large sheets. 27 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn June/December 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS RHODODENDRON of OCTOBER 1940 |
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L/S/129 |
Side and plan view of this vessel as completed. She was to be built as a wire minesweeper, but as the steam minesweeping winch was not completed she went to sea with only the winch bed fitted. To be modified later. She also completed with the quad. 0.5-in. Mark III AA mounting aft. Her sweep deck layout and the Quad. Mark III mounting are drawn. | |
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One large sheet, 5 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn July 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS ALISMA of FEBRUARY 1941 |
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L/S/130 A to C
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Sheet A shows side and plan view of this unit completed with OROPESA Mark II (wire) minesweeping gear. The sweep gear is also drawn. (Scale 1/8 -in. per ft). Sheet B details ALISMA as in April 1943 with a modified bridge. The Clarke Chapman steam minesweeping winch G/A is also included. Sheet C (medium sheet) shows her last refit with extended fox'l. |
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Two large and one medium sheet, 16 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn July 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS ZINNIA MARCH 1941 |
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L/S/131 A and B
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A Smith Dock built ship, modified whilst under construction
with an extended fox'l. A contact minesweeping RN Flower, drawn in detail.
Sheet A shows side and plan external views, bridge detail and 2-pdr gun. Sheet B shows plan views of fox'l deck, upper deck, lower deck and hold. |
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Two large sheets, 16 drawings, 192 items detailed. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn November 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMCS WETASKIWIN of DECEMBER 1940 |
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L/S/132 |
External side profile and plan view of this early Canadian
built unit and typical of the early units. Two views detail the sweep deck detail. |
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One large sheet, 4 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn May 2002. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS GENISTA of DECEMBER 1941 |
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L/S/133
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Rigging and Docking plans only, both having a side profile
and plan view. With detailed key lists. (see also new proposed bridge design L/S/164). |
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One large sheet, 4 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn June 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS NASTURTIUM of SEPTEMBER 1940 |
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L/S/134 |
Upper deck plan view and side profile, with enlarged detailed views of the compass platform and bridge deck. | |
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One medium sheet, 5 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn July 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - HMS FLEUR DE LYS (ex FRENCH LA DIEPPOISE) of AUGUST 1940 |
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L/S/135 |
Detailed docking plan. | |
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One medium sheet, 3 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn July 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - DETAIL OF TOWING ARRANGEMENTS, A/S OPERATORS STOOL, CROWS NEST AND RAIL ATTACHMENT BRACKET FOR A PELORUS |
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L/S/136 |
Detail drawings of the arrangement and fittings of the above. | |
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One large sheet, 17 drawings. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn July 1998. |
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THE FAIRMILE 'B' CLASS MOTOR LAUNCH, ML 567 of OCTOBER 1944 |
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L/S/137 |
This drawing was commissioned by Sirmar Model Ship fittings. Drawn as modified for sweeping moored mines with OROPESA Mark V* gear. |
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One large sheet, 8 drawings. Scale 1/4-in. per ft, 1 : 48. Drawn August 1998. |
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FAIRMILE 'B' TYPE MOTOR LAUNCHES, CAMOUFLAGE SCHEMES, PENNANT NUMBERS and DRAFT MARKS |
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L/S/138 |
Commissioned by
Sirmar Model Ship fittings, this subject has been redrawn
from the Fairmile Marine Company Limited drawing No B 394, dated 24/8/1943.
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One large sheet, 10 drawings. No scale. Drawn August 1998. |
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FAIRMILE 'D' TYPE MGB and MTB CAMOUFLAGE SCHEMES |
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L/S/139
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Showing lettering and draft mark details, plus the paint scheme 2614 of May 1943, with sheet B giving later schemes for both home and foreign stations. | |
Two large sheets, 13 drawings. Drawn October 2007. |
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Proposed design for the Admiralty for a new class of MINESWEEPING SLOOP - 1926 |
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L/S/140 |
A 'provisional' design for a 266- ft (over all), 1050- ton
minesweeping patrol sloop of 1926. Armed with a H/A 4-in. Mark IV mounting forward and an open promenade deck below the upper deck. This 'project' was found in the National Maritime Museum at Greenwich. It shows side profile, deck plan, upper deck plan and bridge layouts with 39 items detailed. This design formed the basis for later Sloop designs of the 1930s. No hull lines are shown. |
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One medium sheet, 7 drawings. Scale approx. 1/16-in. per ft, 1 : 192. Drawn September 1998. |
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ADMIRALTY 25-ft FAST MOTOR BOAT of 1935 |
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L/S/141
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A fast motor boat built by John Thornycroft, to Admiralty contract, to compare similar units built from Vosper and British Power Boat designs. Completed in October 1935, it was allocated to HMS OSPREY. In May 1941 it was transferred to the light cruiser HMS CURACOA and lost when SS QUEEN MARY off the coast of Donegal ran her down in October 1942. | |
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One medium sheet, 7 drawings. Scale 7/16-in. per ft. Drawn October 1998. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE FUNNEL INSIGNIA |
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L/S/142
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A selection of funnel markings, as carried by 'Flowers' of
the RN and RCN during the war period. Twenty one diagrams of funnels plus detail for HMSs HONEYSUCKLE, OXLIP and HMCS SACKVILLE. |
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One medium sheet, 26 drawings. No scale. Drawn July 1999. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE HMS ANEMONE - JULY 1942 |
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L/S/143
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A side and plan view showing her as modified for fleet tug duties. She now has extended fox'l. Other views show detail of her magnetic compass, Pelorus, the Kelvin MK IV sounding machine and the line's detail for the 14-ft 6-in. drifter type boat. | |
| One large sheet, 12 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn June 1999. Modified December 2004 as a result of some original drawings from a crew member aboard for her refit. |
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UNITED STATES 26-ft MOTOR WHALER MARK 1 of WWII |
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L/S/144
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Redrawn from information kindly supplied by my co-author Al Ross, this standard ships boat is drawn to two scales and shows some construction variations found in the type. | |
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One medium sheet, 15 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn October 1999. |
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CASTLE CLASS CORVETTE 1943 PROGRAMME - FUNNEL DETAIL AND FITTINGS |
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L/S/145
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Construction and detail of fittings for the ship's funnel (7 large drawings plus detail). | |
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One medium sheet. Drawn November 1999. |
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CASTLE CLASS CORVETTES (LATER RECLASSIFIED AS CASTLE CLASS FRIGATES) BRIDGE ARRANGEMENT and DETAIL |
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L/S/146
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Sheet A shows plan views of superstructures - compass platform and bridge deck including bulkheads (7 drawings). Sheet B shows elevation and sections (10 drawings) over 250 items identified |
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Two large sheets. Scale 1/8-in. per ft, 1 : 96. Drawn December 1999 and January 2000. |
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Rudder plan for CASTLE CLASS CORVETTES 1943 |
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L/S/147 |
Rudder construction with weld detail, redrawn from original Smith Dock drawing. | |
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One medium sheet, 16 drawings. Drawn December 1999. |
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CASTLE CLASS (LENGTHENED SINGLE SCREW CORVETTE) DETAIL of the PROPELLER BRACKET - CONSTRUCTION 1943 |
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L/S/148 |
Side elevation, sections and weld detail and G/A of class
aft. Redrawn from original material approved by Lloyds and the British Corporation December 1942. |
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One medium sheet, 16 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn January 2000. |
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HMS HARVESTER. A FLEET DESTROYER UNDER CONSTRUCTION for BRAZIL IN 1939, and was REQUISITIONED for the RN in 1940 |
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L/S/149 A to D
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Sheet A shows the external general arrangement
profile and plan with hull lines and sections, plus detail of the gun
mountings Sheet B shows the side profile in a greater detail, to a larger scale. (1/8-in. per ft) Sheet C provides plan views of the bridge and upper deck to the same scale and a key to the detail (over 300 items). Sheet D provides detailed sections and hull section drawings. |
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Four large sheets. Scale grid shown. Drawn April 2000. |
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HMS WHITLEY. A "W" CLASS FLEET DESTROYER BUILT in 1918 and DRAWN AS CONVERTED to an "AA" ESCORT DESTROYER (WAIR) in OCTOBER 1938 |
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L/S/150 A to C
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Sheet A shows her side profile and plan with a smaller G/A showing her sister HMS Vanity. Sheet B provides the whole general arrangement and a part key to detail, and Sheet C shows the remainder of the key (over 200 items) and enlarged upper deck detail |
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Three large sheets. Scale grid shown. Drawn April 2000. |
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HMS KITTIWAKE. a KINGFISHER CLASS COASTAL SLOOP - APRIL 1937 |
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L/S/151 A to E
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One of my early drawings enlarged and enhanced. Sheet A external profile and plan views with enlarged bridge detail. Sheet B shows internal arrangements, with enlarged views of the upper and fox'l deck. Sheet C shows the hull lines and depth charge arrangements with enlarged detail. Sheet D provides the rigging detail. Sheet E gives hull plating, construction and full detail of the 16-ft motor boat. |
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Five large sheets. Scale grid shown. Drawn December 2000 -February 2001. |
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A SMALL CROSS SECTION of REQUISITIONED ARMED TRAWLERS and WHALER TYPES 1939 |
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L/S/152 |
Small line drawings of HMT LAUREL (Ex KINGSTON CYANITE), HMS QUANNET (Ex DAIRYCOATS) a boom defence trawler, HMT LADY SHIRLEY and HMW BUTTERMERE (Ex KOS XXV) | |
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One large sheet, 9 drawings. Drawn 11/11/2000. |
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71-ft 6-in. BRITISH POWER BOAT, MTB 467 - APRIL 1944 |
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L/S/153 A to C
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Sheet A shows the external profile and plan view. Sheet B shows the accommodation deck and a selection of rudder designs. Sheet C provides the hull lines and construction.
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Three large sheets. Scale grid shown. Drawn November 2000 - January 2001. |
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HMS WILD GOOSE - MODIFIED BLACK SWAN CLASS SLOOP of 1943 |
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L/S/154 A to D |
Another of my early subjects enlarged and enhanced.
Sheet A shows external plan and profile.
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Four large sheets, not yet completed. Scale grid shown. |
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HMS WHITEHALL - "W" CLASS FLEET DESTROYER - 1924 |
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L/S/155
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Profile and plan view showing ship as completed. No hull lines. Drawings of main gun armament are also shown. |
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One large sheet. Scale grid shown. Drawn February 2001. |
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HMS FLY - ALGERINE CLASS FLEET MINESWEEPER - June 1944 |
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L/S/156 A to B
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Sheet A shows her general arrangement & 4” gun. Sheet B gives her internal profile, 9 hull sections, hull sections and enlarged bridge detail. |
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Two large sheets. Drawn February/March 2007. |
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HMS HARRIER – HALCYON CLASS MINESWEEPING SLOOP of 1934. |
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L/S/157 A to H
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One of my first drawings, now enlarged and completely redrawn. |
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| Eight large sheets. Drawn 2004 and completed November/December 2006. | ||
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RESERVED FOR HMSs CYGNET and KITE - BLACK SWAN CLASS SLOOPS |
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L/S/158 |
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HMS BRIDLINGTON - DIESEL BANGOR CLASS MINESWEEPER SEPTEMBER 1940 |
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L/S/159 A to D
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One of my earliest drawings enlarged and enhanced. The smallest
of the three Bangor types. Sheet A shows external plan and profile. Sheet B shows the internal profile and 6 sections. Sheet C provides detail of the lower decks, Rig, hull lines and sections. Sheet D shows a 1943 profile as modified and detail of her revised armament and equipment |
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71-ft 6-in. BRITISH POWER BOAT - MGB 109 of September 1942. |
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L/S/160 A to D
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Sheet A provides the external
side and plan view. Internal side elevation. Four detailed hull sections
and an enlarged views of MGB 74 bridge. (with searchlight) and detail
of mast. |
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RESERVED for HMS BEAUFORT - HUNT CLASS ESCORT DESTROYER TYPE II |
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L/S/161 |
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RESERVED for HMS EXMOOR - HUNT CLASS ESCORT DESTROYER TYPE II |
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L/S/162 |
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THE FAIRMILE "D" CLASS SERIES III - ENGINE ROOM ARRANGEMENTS - 1943 |
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L/S/163 |
Details of engine room layout for the combined MTB/MGBs Numbers 673, 772-800 and 5001-5029 (less 5027). Details of the Packard Marine Petrol Engine 4M 2500 Types W7 and W8 are also shown. Previously seen in my "The Fairmile 'D' Motor Torpedo Boat" in the Anatomy of the ship series. |
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One large sheet, 11 drawings. Drawn 1983, updated December 2000. |
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HMS CLEMATIS - FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE - PROPOSED LAYOUT OF COMPASS PLATFORM |
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L/S/164 |
Redrawn from original drawings, dated November 1941 this sheet shows the modifications proposed to her bridge for a refit with Type 271 radar etc. Although the bridge was reconstructed she returned to operations without the two single 20-mm Oerlikons fitted. | |
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One large sheet, 12 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn November 2000. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - BRIDGE MODIFICATIONS AND ADDITIONS 1940-41 |
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L/S/165
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Redrawn from two originals from 4/40 showing modifications to the compass platforms for HMSs PRIMROSE, PRIMULA, SALVIA, SNAPDRAGON, VIOLET, WOODRUFF, RANUNCULUS and ROSE. These show plan views, plus the addition of anti-aircraft protection to the compass platforms 1940 | |
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One medium sheet, 9 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn October 2000. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - MODIFICATIONS AND ADDITIONS - 1941 |
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L/S/166 |
Redrawn from two originals showing design improvements. New ships company galley (HMS DIANELLA - ex DAFFODIL) and additional ventilation to the for'd, ships company heads. |
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One medium sheet, 8 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn October 2000. |
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - EXISTING VESSELS - MODIFICATIONS TO CLASS -EARLY 1941 |
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L/S/167 |
Redrawn from original Smiths Dock Co. drawings dated 28/1/1941. Profile, Casing top and extended Forecastle - Modifications and Additions to class. | |
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One medium sheet, 2 drawings. Scale grid shown. Drawn October 2000. |
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THE FAIRMILE "D" CLASS MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT/MOTOR GUN BOAT - FUEL TANKS and FUEL SYSTEMS - 1943 |
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L/S/168 |
Layout of main fuel tanks, fuel system and piping etc for boats 601-772 and onwards. (10 drawings). Previously seen in my "The Fairmile 'D' Motor Torpedo Boat" in the Anatomy of the ship series. |
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One large sheet, 10 drawings. Drawn 1983. Updated December 2000. |
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THE FAIRMILE "D" Class MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT/MOTOR GUN BOAT - ENGINE ROOM COOLING SYSTEM - 1943 |
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L/S/169 |
Layout of engine cooling system in engine room, both salt and destilled water systems. Previously seen in my "The Fairmile 'D' Motor Torpedo Boat" in the Anatomy of the ship series. |
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One large sheet, 7 drawings. Drawn 1983. Updated February 2001. |
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THE FAIRMILE "D" CLASS MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT/MOTOR GUN BOAT - THE BILGE SYSTEM - 1941 |
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L/S/170 |
The hull's system of pumping out compartments and supplying the firemain pressure. Previously seen in my "The Fairmile 'D' Motor Torpedo Boat" in the Anatomy of the ship series. |
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One large sheet, 7 drawings. Drawn 1983. Revised and updated July 2002. |
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THE FAIRMILE "D" Class MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT/MOTOR GUN BOAT - PROPELLER SHAFTING DETAIL - 1941 |
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L/S/171 |
Detail of the propeller shafting for the four Packard petrol engines including "A" brackets. Previously seen in my "The Fairmile 'D' Motor Torpedo Boat" in the Anatomy of the ship series. |
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One large sheet, 12 drawings. Drawn 1983. Updated February 2002. |
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THE ADMIRALTY 25-ft MOTOR CUTTER 1940-1944 |
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L/S/172 |
Full detail of the standard clinker built motor cutter that
was carried by most warships of frigate size and above. Powered by three
types of diesel engine. Fully detailed, including hull lines and sections. |
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One large sheet, 7 drawings. Drawn February 2001. |
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16-ft FAST MOTOR DINGHY (THE SKIMMING DISH) 1937-1944 |
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L/S/173 |
The standard fast motor boat (17-21 knots) carried by ships
of sloop size and above, usually reserved for the CO. Fully detailed drawings including profile, hull sections and hull lines. |
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One large sheet, 9 drawings. Drawn February 2001. |
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HMAS NAPIER 'N' CLASS FLOTILLA LEADER December 1940 | |
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L/S/174 A to I Sheet
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A particularly detailed set of drawings for a single ship with over 500 items identified. (common to 'J', 'K' and 'N' class destroyers). Flotilla leaders without TSDS. Sheet A - G/A -profile and plan of the
ship plus enlarged mast layout with Type 286 radar aerial Sheets B-H are drawn at a larger scale of 1/8-in. per ft for clarity |
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| 8 large and 1 medium sheet, 55 drawings, Drawn August 2001. | ||
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HMSs JUNO and KELVIN - Fire control and navigating voice pipes (as fitted) | |
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L/S/175 A and B
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Sheet A - Detail of hull and bridge
detail showing the leads for all the voice pipes Sheet B - Enlarged bridge detail with key (2 drawings). |
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| One large and one medium sheet, 15 drawings, Drawn August 2001. | ||
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HMSs JUNO and KELVIN - Depth charge release gear, lead of piping and connections | |
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L/S/176
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Typical for 'J' 'K' and 'N' classes. Showing hull profile and plan views and detail of pipe fittings. |
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| One medium sheet. 25 drawings. Drawn March 2001. | ||
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HMS JUNO (ex-JAMAICA) ARRANGEMENT of DEPTH CHARGE ARMAMENT and the ECHO SOUNDING INSTALLATION (AS FITTED) AUGUST 1939 | |
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L/S/177 |
A detailed layout of after section and the for'd section of the echo sounding arrangements | |
| One large sheet, 6 drawings. Drawn March 2001. | ||
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THE DESIGN STUDIES and PROPOSALS for 'J' CLASS FLEET DESTROYERS 1936 | |
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L/S/178
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General arrangement layouts for 6 design studies for the 'J' and following 'K' and 'N' class destroyers. | |
| One large sheet. 12 drawings. Completed July 2001. | ||
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HMS JACKAL "J" CLASS FLEET DESTROYER as COMPLETED MARCH 1939 | |
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L/S/179 A to C
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Sheet A - G/A profile and plan, revised
funnel bridge and mast detail Sheet B - Docking plan and holes in
outer bottom Sheet C - Shell Expansion - upper and
fox'l decks and hull construction |
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| Three large sheets. 16 drawings. Drawn September 2001. | ||
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RESERVED FOR THE POLISH MANNED - ORP POIRUN (ex HMS NERRISA) | |
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L/S/180
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HMS KELVIN "K" CLASS FLEET DESTROYER as COMPLETED NOVEMBER 1939 | |
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L/S/181 A to C
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Sheet A - G/A profile and plan view
plus mast, bridge and pom pom platform details Sheet B - docking plan and holes in
outer bottom Sheet C - Shell Expansion - upper and
fox'l decks and hull construction |
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| Three large sheets. 16 drawings. Drawn September 2001. | ||
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THE PROJECTED TYPE 18 - FAST ANTI-SUBMARINE CONVERSION FROM N CLASS FLEET DESTROYER as PROPOSED in MARCH 1951 (HMS NOBLE) |
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L/S/182 A to C
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Armed with twin 4-in Mark XIX and twin 40 mm Bofor Mark V (austerity),
and two limbo ahead throwing weapons, with the latest post war aids. |
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Three large sheets. More than 13 drawings. Drawn October 2001. |
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WARTIME and POST WAR MODIFICATIONS to J, K and N CLASS FLEET DESTROYERS |
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L/S/183
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Side profiles for HMS JAVELIN April 1944, HMS JERVIS June 1945, and HMS NEPAL as a fleet minesweeper trials ship (unarmed) 1949-51. Other details of equipment are added |
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One large sheet. 15 drawings. Drawn October 2001. |
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THE 25-ft FAST MOTOR BOAT and BARGE FROM 1936 |
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L/S/184
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Full details for this standard Admiralty ships boat for escort ships, destroyers etc. includes detail, hull lines, sections and detailed data. | |
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One large sheet. 13 drawings. Drawn November 2001. |
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BRITISH POWER BOATS - ARRANGEMENT of MAST and FITTINGS |
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L/S/185
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Full details of mast and fittings for 71-ft 6-in. MOTOR GUN BOATs and 70-ft conversions. | |
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One large sheet, 18 drawings, Drawn February 2002. |
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COASTAL FORCES EMERGENCY LAUNCHING CRADLES - CHOCK SHAPES ETC |
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L/S/186
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Details of eight different wheeled cradles for the maintenance of RN coastal Forces standard units:
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One large sheet. 8 sets of drawings. Drawn February 2002 |
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PROPOSED DESIGN for 110-ft MOTOR TORPEDO, ANTI-SUBMARINE BOAT - 1940 |
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L/S/187 A and B |
Detail of a design by WJ (Bill) Holt. Armed with 3-in. gun, two 21-in. torpedo tubes, two twin .5-in. Mark V power-operated mountings and twelve depth charges. Hull lines are included |
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Two large sheets. 9 drawings. Drawn February 2002. |
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HMS SHALFORD (SDB 01) SEAWARD DEFENCE BOAT - FORD CLASS-1955 |
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L/S/188 A to F
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Fully detailed drawings of this popular post war steel hulled
design, used to defend our coastal ports and estuaries. Sheet A - General Arrangements (7 drawings). Sheet B - Hull compartments (3 drawings). Sheet C - Detail (5 drawings). Sheet D - Docking plan and sections (9 drawings). Sheet E - Rigging plan and detail (9 drawings) and Sheet F - Weather deck fitting (all) (9 drawings). |
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Six large sheets. Drawn January and February 2003. |
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U S NAVY (SWIFT BOAT) - PCF 94 of the 1960s | |
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L(R)/S/189 A and B
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Drawn by Al Ross of Bangor Maine. Redrawn at 9/16-in. per ft and updated on two sheets. Hull lines, sections, and detail are included on Sheet B |
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| Two large sheets. 11 drawings. Drawn September 1985 updated May 2002. | ||
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REQUISITIONED TRAWLER HMT QUANNET Z44 (ex DAIRYCOATS) as BOOM DEFENCE VESSEL - 1940 | |
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L/S/190 A and B |
No hull lines but showing both external and internal layout, with bridge detail. | |
| Two large sheets. Drawn April & June 2006. | ||
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RESERVED FOR - HM MINESWEEPING TRAWLER LAUREL T 29 (ex-KINGSTON CYANITE) as PURCHASED NOVEMBER 1935 | |
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L/S/191 A and B |
Sheet A drawn. | |
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ADMIRALTY ANTI-SUBMARINE and MINESWEEPING TRAWLERS (ISLES and SHAKESPEAREAN CLASS). SHEER LINES and SHELL EXPANSION - 1939 | |
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L/S/192
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Detail of hull plating and lines for both with washport detail etc. | |
| One large sheet. 12 drawings. Drawn August 2002. | ||
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70 FT COASTAL MOTOR BOATS for MINELAYING - BUILT by J I THORNYCROFT and COMPANY – 1921/1922 | |
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L/S/193 A to C
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Details of construction and layout . Only five units were
built from a large WW I order . Engined with either Thorneycroft or Green
petrol engines. (No hull lines are shown). Sheet A shows external side and plan views. Sheet B provides general arrangement and detail. Sheet C provides construction detail and hull sections. |
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| Three large sheets. 15 drawings. Drawn May 2005. | ||
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71-ft 6 in. BRITISH POWER BOATS - MOTOR GUN BOATS WITH INCREASED ARMAMENT. PROJECTED DESIGNS of 1943 | |
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L/S/194 A and B
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Sheet A shows three proposals,
Sheet B provided three more. All redrawn from official drawings provided by the late George Sellman - Chief designer. |
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| Two large sheets. 15 drawings. Drawn October 2002. | ||
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71-ft 6-in. BRITISH POWER BOATS - DETAILS of CONSTRUCTION to INCREASE ARMAMENT. MGBs 79, 120 and 134/138 of 1943 | |
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L/S/195
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Detail of hull construction and layout including detail of 20 mm Oerlikon ready use locker for magazines | |
| One large sheet. 17 drawings. Drawn November 2002. | ||
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FOUR GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS of PROJECTS by BRITISH "POWER" BOAT of SOUTHAMPTON 1938 -1940. | |
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L/S/196
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64-ft "Power" MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT dated 9/12/1938, 67-ft "Power" MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT dated 29/8/1939, 70-ft "Power" ANTI-SUBMARINE BOAT dated 25/7/1940 and 70-ft "Power" MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER dated 10/12/1940 |
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| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn December 2002. | ||
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HM 32-ft MOTOR CUTTERS No's 36173-4 and 5 of 1934 | |
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L/S/197
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Carvel built with SD4 diesel engine. General Arrangement, detail and hull lines | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn May 2003. | ||
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The ADMIRALTY STANDARD 30 ft FAST MOTOR BOAT - 1936 to 1943 | |
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L/S/198
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The standard FAST MOTOR BOAT for major warships and Senior Officers in Home Ports. Drawn in detail including hull lines, sections and full data | |
| One large sheet. 10 drawings. Drawn December 2002. | ||
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THE ADMIRALTY 27-ft BOARDING BOAT of 1943 | |
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L/S/199
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A design of 1943 for the purpose of boarding ships at sea. Clinker built hull and diesel engine. General Arrangement, detail, sections and hull lines | |
| One large sheet. 9 drawings. Drawn February 2003. | ||
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RESERVED FOR RIVER CLASS - TWIN SCREW CORVETTES | |
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L/S/200 A to D |
Hull lines drawn (Sheet C) | |
| Not yet completed | ||
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THE ROYAL NAVY’s STANDARD 14 ft SAILING DINGHY – 1939/1950s | |
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L/S/201
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Fully detailed drawings including hull lines, sail plans, construction data etc. for this commonly carried sailing dinghy. | |
| One large sheet. 9 drawings. Drawn December 2003. | ||
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SEAWARD DEFENCE BOATS - FORD CLASS | |
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L/S/202 A and B
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Detailed layout of Bridge and Wheelhouse. Sheet A shows the fully detailed layout for the open bridge, and Sheet B - Wheelhouse, showing the entire instrumentation etc. (Drawn for SEAWARD DEFENCE BOAT 19 HMS TILFORD of 1957) |
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| Two large sheets. 18 drawings. Drawn February 2003. | ||
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A PROJECTED MOTOR GUN BOAT DESIGN by JOHN I THORNYCROFT and COMPANY LIMITED – Drawing No. 23370 dated 9/10/1940 | |
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L/S/203
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45-ft long single step hull armed with four 20 mm aircraft type forward firing cannon. General arrangement. Including section. | |
| One medium sheet. 7 drawings. Drawn April 2003. | ||
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THORNYCROFT 45-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT - No. 346 - 1941 | |
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L/S/204
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One of three experimental boats purchased in 1941 from the builder. General arrangement only. | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn April 2003. | ||
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THORNYCROFT 45-ft (DOUBLE TROUGH) MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT - No. 104 - 1940 | |
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L/S/205
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Another of the experimental MTBs. General arrangement and sections. | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn May 2003. | ||
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SOME THORNYCROFT COASTAL MOTOR BOAT DESIGNS - 1938/1942 | |
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L/S/206
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CMBs 227-231 of 1940, ordered for the Philippines government and requisitioned for the RN. MTB 105 an experimental design of 1940. A projected CMB design of 1938 and Admiralty CMB No's 26 and 27. | |
| One large sheet. 15 drawings. Drawn May 2003. | ||
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PROPOSED BRITISH POWER BOAT DESIGN FOR A 73-ft MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT - 1937 | |
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L/S/207
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A general arrangement drawing, powered by three Napier Sealion petrol engines from an original drawing dated 10/4/1937. | |
| One medium sheet. 4 drawings. Drawn May 2003. | ||
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PROJECTED DESIGN FOR A 60-ft HIGH SPEED TARGET TOWING LAUNCH from the BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY of SOUTHAMPTON - 1936 | |
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L/S/208
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Designed for towing splash targets and powered by two 'Power' Sealion petrol engines, but not put into production. | |
| One medium sheet. 5 drawings. Drawn May 2003. | ||
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25-ft PRIVATE LAUNCH of 1939 by the BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY of SOUTHAMPTON | |
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L/S/209
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General arrangement and sections. One Meadows marine petrol engine = 17.75 knots. | |
| One medium sheet. 6 drawings. Drawn May 2003. | ||
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RESERVED for HMS MATABELE - TRIBAL CLASS FLEET DESTROYER of 1939 | |
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L/S/210
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To be a multi-sheet fully detailed set. | |
| One large sheet - started. To be completed. | ||
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MOTOR VESSELS - GAY VIKING, GAY CORSAIR, HOPEFUL, NONSUCH and MASTER STANDFAST | |
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L/S/211 A to C
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Conversions of Camper & Nicholson's motor gun boats as converted to Blockade Runners for
clandestine trips to Sweden (ball bearings etc). Including hull lines and sections. Defensively armed
with twin 20 mm Oerlikon and quad. 303-in Vickers machine guns. Sheet A shows side profile, plan view, and accommodation deck. 3 drawings. Sheet B provides the hull lines and sections with a side profile of the internal arrangements with 3 views of the quad. mounting. 7 drawings. Sheet C shows plan views of the upper deck, accommodation deck and bridge (158 items are detailed). 3 drawings. |
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| Three large sheets. Drawn November 2003. | ||
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THREE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS from the BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY | |
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L/S/212
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35-ft high speed torpedo launch of 1934. 16-ft RAF planing dinghy of 1943 and the 18-ft planing dinghy of 1938. Details of the armoured bridge fitted (optional) and constructional drawings of the other two. | |
| One medium sheet. 9 drawings. Drawn November 2003. | ||
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RESERVED for CAMPER & NICHOLSON'S MGBs 502-3 (as fitted) | |
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L/S/213
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Drawn (as fitted) with two surf boats for SOE Operations, (Before being converted as blockade runners). | |
| One large sheet. To be completed. | ||
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RESERVED for CAMPER & NICHOLSON'S MTBs 2011-2018 | |
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L/S/214
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| Three large sheets. To be completed. | ||
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The 14-ft WARINGTON SMYTH SN1 DOUBLE ENDED SURF BOAT of 1944 | |
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L/S/215
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As used for clandestine landings of men and stores on SOE Operations in France General arrangement, detail and shear lines are included . | |
| One medium sheet. 6 drawings. Drawn April 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON 117-ft MOTOR GUN BOAT - No 501 | |
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L/S/216 A to C
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Sheet A - Provisional outboard
profile No. 1. 1 drawing. Sheet B - Provisional outboard profile No. 2. 1 drawing. Sheet C - Hull lines, section and internal side profile. (4 drawings). |
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| Two medium sheets and one large sheet. Drawn June 2003 - December 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT - No 2016 - THE LAYOUT OF BRIDGE AND NAVIGATION PLATFORM (AS FITTED) - SEPTEMBER 1945 | |
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L/S/217
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Full details on bridge showing equipment and fittings . | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn June 2003. | ||
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ARRANGEMENT of the BRIDGE for CAMPER & NICHOLSON's - MGBs 502-3 and 9 | |
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L/S/218
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Fully detailed for the units, before their conversion. | |
| One large sheet. 6 drawings. Drawn July 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON 110-ft ANTI-SUBMARINE VESSELS - Nos. 504-11 | |
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L/S/219
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Construction of the wheelhouse and bridge. Detail of construction and layout . | |
| One large sheet. 12 drawings. Drawn July 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON 110-ft ANTI-SUBMARINE VESSELS - Nos. 504, 505, 509 and 510 | |
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L/S/220
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Detail of hull construction . | |
| One large sheet. 11 drawings. Drawn July 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON 110-ft ANTI-SUBMARINE BOATS - Nos. 504/ 510 - DETAIL of the TWIN 0.5" MARK V TURRET LOADING PLATFORM | |
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L/S/221
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Detail of construction. Layout for platforms each side of bridge. | |
| One large sheet. 9 drawings. Drawn July 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON - MGB 509 - LAYOUT of ENGINE ROOM with NEW PACKARD PETROL ENGINES | |
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L/S/222
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Plan view of layout. | |
| One medium sheet. 1 drawing. Drawn July 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON's - ML 501 - CONSTRUCTION DETAIL of STERN TUBES and PROPELLER SHAFTING (AS FITTED) | |
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L/S/223
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Detail of propeller shaft layout. | |
| One large sheet. 13 drawings. Drawn July 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON 110-ft ANTI-SUBMARINE VESSELS - Nos. 504 / 511 - The ENGINE SEATINGS for VESSELS with PAXMAN RICARDO DIESEL ENGINES | |
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L/S/224
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Detail of hull construction around engine room. | |
| One large sheet. 28 drawings. Drawn August 2003. | ||
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HMS HURRICANE FLEET DESTROYER (ex BRAZILIAN JAPARA) - JUNE 1940 | |
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L/S/225
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Another unit, under construction for Brazil in 1939. Requisitioned in 1940 for the RN. External G/A, Profile and Plan with hull lines and hull sections, plus detail of the 4.7-in gun mounting and ships badge. | |
| One large sheet. 5 drawings. Drawn August 2003. | ||
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FIVE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS for DESIGN PROJECTS by the BRITISH POWER BOAT of SOUTHAMPTON - 1938/1940 | |
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L/S/226
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95-ft diesel engined Anti-submarine boat. 47-ft 6-in general service launch, 26-ft destroyer launch, 41-ft special launch and 63-ft power motor torpedo boat for Norway. | |
| One large sheet. 10 drawings. Drawn August 2003. | ||
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CAMPER & NICHOLSON 117-ft MOTOR GUN BOATS - No's 502/509 - EARLY 1943 | |
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L/S/227 A to C
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Fully detailed drawings including hull lines and sections for these diesel powered
MGBs before their conversion to blockade runners. Sheet A - Side profile plan view upper deck, profile lower deck. 3 drawings. Sheet B - Internal Side profile Hull lines and section and detail of hull sub division. 5 drawings. Sheet C - GA drawings as completed with 174 items detailed. 4 drawings. |
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| Three large sheets. Drawn September 2003 - November 2003. | ||
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MODIFIED BLACK SWAN CLASS SLOOPS (1941 PROGRAMME). MODIFIED RIGGING ARRANGEMENTS for SHIPS with a LATTICE MAST - HM SHIPs HIND, MERMAID, ALACRITY, OPOSSUM, AMETHYST and HART of 1944 | |
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L/S/228
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Detail of the revised rig, fully detailed with 113 component parts listed. | |
| One large sheet. 5 drawings. Drawn November 2003. | ||
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FREE FRENCH CORVETTE FFN LOBELIA JULY 1941 | |
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L/S/229
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Typical of the early units and lacking most of the later class modifications. Passed over to the Free French Navy after her completion. Drawn at 1/8-in per foot. | |
| One large sheet. 16 drawings. Drawn November 2003. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - DECK PLAN and DECKING (SCHEME 2) | |
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L/S/230
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Redrawn from Drawing B. 68. Dated 26/6/1940 | |
| One large sheet. 24 drawings. Drawn February 2004. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - RIGGING PLAN and WIRELESS AERIAL RIG. AUGUST 1940 | |
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L/S/231
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Redrawn from drawing B.140 and B.147 of August 1940. | |
| One large sheet. 4 drawings. Drawn February 2004. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - DETAILS of COACH ROOF, MAST and SIGNAL YARD | |
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L/S/232
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Redrawn from drawing B 84 and B 149 of June and August 1940. | |
| One large sheet. 14 drawings. Drawn February 2004. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - STIFFENING for 3 POUNDER or 2 POUNDER GUN MOUNTING POSITION - BETWEEN FRAMES 19 and 20 - 1941 | |
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L/S/233
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Redrawn from drawing B 226 of February 1941. | |
| One large sheet. 10 drawings. Drawn March 2004. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - AWNING RIGGING ARRANGEMENTS - 1941 | |
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L/S/234
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Redrawn from drawing B 285 of November 1941. | |
| One large sheet. 10 drawings. Drawn March 2004. | ||
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THE FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - FORWARD and AFTER 20mm OERLIKON GUN RAMPS | |
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L/S/235
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Redrawn from drawing B 354 of June 1942. | |
| One medium sheet. 5 drawings. Drawn March 2004. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - The ARRANGEMENT of 'COURTIER' COAL FIRED HEATING STOVES and FUNNELS - 1942 | |
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L/S/236
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Redrawn from drawing B 359 of April 1942. | |
| One large sheet. 9 drawings. Drawn April 2004. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - PROPELLER SHAFT BRACKET DETAIL | |
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L/S/237
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Redrawn from information provided by Mrs Sandie Armstrong, Operations Manager of the Torbay Boat Construction Co. Ltd. Brixham, Devon. | |
| One medium sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn November 2004. | ||
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FAIRMILE "B" - GENERAL ARRANGEMENT as MODIFIED for HOSPITAL or AIR SEA RESCUE LAUNCH | |
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L/S/238
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A simplified G/A showing the internal arrangements planned. | |
| One large sheet. 3 drawings. Drawn May 2004. | ||
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BRITISH POWER BOAT - 71-ft 6-in MOTOR GUN BOATS. No's. 74-81 - GENERAL ARRANGEMENT - NOVEMBER 1940 | |
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L/S/239
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A basic general arrangement layout with added mast detail. Redrawn from original wartime microfiche. | |
| One medium sheet. 7 drawings. Drawn October 2002. | ||
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CASTLE CLASS FRIGATE - HMCS TILLSONBURGE (ex PEMBROKE CASTLE) - HULL SECTIONS. | |
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L/S/240
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Redrawn from the original docking plan dated September 1943. | |
| One medium sheet. 3 drawings. Drawn April 2004. | ||
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THE FAIRMILE "B" MOTOR LAUNCH - DETAIL - The GENERAL ARRANGEMENT of ELECTRICAL WIRING - "AS FITTED" for ML 181 - 1940 | |
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L/S/241
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The basic layout and internal electrical fittings for the class, including bridge and wheelhouse arrangements, before radar was a standard fitting. | |
| One large sheet. 5 drawings. Drawn June 2004. | ||
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SKETCH DESIGN - PREPARED 1939 for the FLOTILLA LEADER of the "Q" CLASS FLEET DESTROYER - HMS QUILLIAM of the 3rd EMERGENCY FLOTILLA | |
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L/S/242 A to B
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Sheet A provides the side
profile and plan views of all decks, showing the proposed compartmental
distribution throughout the hull (107 compartments). Sheet B shows the modified stern and alternative layouts for improved stowage of depth charges and high speed sweeps. A small G/A for HMS Quail as in November 1943. |
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| Two large sheets. 8 drawings. Drawn June 2004. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT 68-ft - HIGH SPEED LAUNCH | |
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L/S/243
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Part drawn. | |
| One large sheet. To be completed. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT Projected 105 Ft Long Range Rescue Craft “Celerity” for the R.A.F. | |
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L/S/244
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Not completed but drawn as projected. Internal layout shown. No hull lines. Twin 20mm Oerlikon and power operated twin 0.5” machine guns shown as she would have been armed. | |
| One large sheet. Drawn January 2007. To be completed. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT 70-ft MOTOR ANTI-SUBMARINE BOATS - No's 50/67. | |
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L/S/245 A to C |
Redrawn from original G/A's and photographs. No hull lines but hull sections. Sheet C shows the updated 1942, version with 20mm Oerlikon and twin 0.5" power operated mountings. Weapon details are included. |
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| Three large sheets. 21 drawings. Drawn December 2004 - November 2006. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT 63-ft M A/S B (MOTOR ANTI-SUBMARINE BOATS) - No's 22-39 | |
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L/S/246 |
M A/S B 23 is drawn. External views and including the hull lines, and bridge detail. | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn October 2006. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY - 70-ft 0-in ANTI-SUBMARINE BOATS - No's 8 -21 OF 1940/41 - LOWER DECK LAYOUT. | |
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L/S/247
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The Internal lower deck arrangements "As Fitted". | |
| One medium sheet. 1 drawing. Drawn December 2004. | ||
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTES - FRAMING PLAN (190-ft) ( LONG FO'C'LE CORVETTES). | |
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L/S/248
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Redrawn from original drawing dated 16/4/1941. Hull Construction, side elevation, typical section in way of oil fuel bunkers and hull sections. | |
| One large sheet. 31 drawings. Drawn March 2005. | ||
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BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY - 71-ft 6-in MOTOR BOAT DESTROYER - DETAIL of GUN STIFFENING REQUIRED for 2 POUNDER QF MARK IIC GUN on MARK XV (POWER OPERATED MOUNTING) - 1941 | |
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L/S/249
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Detail of modification required to hull structure with explanatory text. | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn March 2005. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY - 71-ft 6-in MOTOR BOAT DESTROYER - The ARRANGEMENT of ENGINE ROOM and PROPELLER SHAFT LINES for THREE PACKARD ENGINES | |
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L/S/250
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The preliminary engine room layout proposed for these lease - lend power units from the USA. | |
| One large sheet. 4 drawings. Drawn March 2005. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY - HYTHE - COMMERCIAL DESIGNS of the 1930s. | |
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L/S/251 A to B
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A selection of small general arrangement drawings for the B.P.B.Company designs for a number of types. Sheet A shows 23-ft 0-in. "Power" Launch. of 1936. 37-ft -in. "Power" Diesel Ferry Launch of 1939, 23-ft 0 in. "Power" Fast Motor Boat of 1939, 45-ft 0-in "Power" High Speed Passenger Launch of 1939, 47-ft 0 in. General Service Launch - Home Service of 1939, 24-ft 6-in. "Power" Launch of 1939 and 35-ft 0-in. Express Cruiser - "Sea-Ace" of 1935. 14 drawings. Sheet B will be drawn shortly. |
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| Two large sheets. 14 drawings. Only sheet "A" completed. Drawn May 2005. | ||
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The BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY HYTHE - GENERAL ARRANGEMENT for a FRENCH COASTAL MOTOR BOAT DESIGN of the EARLY 1930s | |
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L/S/252
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Redrawn from an original undated blueprint No A 24241. A 41-ft 0-in. torpedo armed unit with an armoured bridge and two French petrol engines. Destined not to have been built. | |
| One large sheet. 6 drawings. Drawn May 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "D" MOTOR GUN BOAT - MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT - LINES PLAN | |
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L/S/253
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Redrawn at a larger scale from the original - D.35. Dated 2/07/1941 | |
| One large sheet. 7 drawings. Drawn September 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "D" MTB/MGB (Low Angle) - The LAYOUT OF LADDERS and VENTILATORS | |
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L/S/254
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The internal layout and detail. | |
| One large sheet. 11 drawings. Drawn September 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "D" TYPE MGB/MTB - DRAFT MARKS, LETTERS and NUMERALS and PAINT LINES | |
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L/S/255
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All you need to know about painting from the original - D 49. Dated 18/09/1941 | |
| One large sheet. 7 drawings. Drawn September 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "D" MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT (High Angle) - RIGGING PLAN (For Boats 617-632 Inclusive) | |
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L/S/256
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These units were MGBs built without Torpedo Scallops, but were fitted with two 21" Torpedo Tubes on high Tube beds. | |
| One large sheet. 12 drawings. Drawn September 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE MGB (MTB) TYPE "D" - THE ARRANGEMENT and DETAILS of the STEERING GEAR. | |
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L/S/257
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Redrawn from the original drawing - D 69. Dated 21/11/1941 | |
| One large sheet. 16 drawings. Drawn October 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE MTB /MTB TYPE "D" - ARMOUR PLATING DETAILS to the AFTER END of BRIDGE DECK and EMBRASURES | |
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L/S/258
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Redrawn from the original drawing - D 157. Dated 13/12/1942 | |
| One large sheet. 10 drawings. Drawn October 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE "D" MTB/MGB from No. 724 - THE ARRANGEMENT and STIFFENING for CARRYING "A" MARK I and MARK II INFLUENCE MINES | |
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L/S/259
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Redrawn from the original drawing No D 179. Dated 12/05/1943 | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn October 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE MOTOR GUN BOAT - MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT TYPE "D" - The PROPELLER "A" BRACKETS | |
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L/S/260
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Redrawn from the original drawing No DE2. Dated 25/05/1941 | |
| One large sheet. 13 drawings. Drawn October 2005. | ||
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The FAIRMILE MOTOR GUN BOAT - MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT TYPE "D" - The ARRANGEMENT and DETAIL of 18" TORPEDO TUBE BLAST SCREENS and the FLUSH HATCH in the COACHROOF. | |
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L/S/261
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Redrawn from two originals for those units so fitted and the construction to modify the hatch coachroof. | |
| One large sheet. 12 drawings. Drawn October 2005. | ||
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H M TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER – TELEMACHUS – 1917 | |
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L/S/262 A to C |
Drawn as an "M" class Fleet Destroyer, then shown as redesigned as a fast minelaying destroyer
(Sheet B) her final busy roll. Sheet C shows details of her construction. Hull sections are included. |
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| Three large sheets. 25 drawings. Drawn August 2006. | ||
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THE FAIRMILE “B” CLASS MOTOR LAUNCH – LINES PLAN | |
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L/S/263
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Redrawn from the original Fairmile lines plan and now enlarged for clarity. | |
| One large sheet. 6 drawings. Drawn April 2006. | ||
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RESERVED FOR HM DESTROYER SKATE OF 1942 | |
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L/S/264
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The oldest surviving destroyer that served throughout WW II. | |
| Three large sheets. Not yet complete. | ||
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RESERVED FOR THE WOODEN STEAM DRIFTER OF 1917 | |
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L/S/265 A and B
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To be fully detailed (As L/S/39) to a larger scale, and to include the hull lines. | |
| Two large sheets. Not yet complete. | ||
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RESERVED FOR A DETAILED SET OF DRAWINGS ON THE WWI MERSEY CLASS TRAWLERS | |
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L/S/266
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To be redrawn from a set of original drawings recently purchased from an archive. | |
| A multi-sheet subject. Not yet complete. | ||
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FAIRMILE “B” MOTOR LAUNCH as MODIFIED as an INFLUENCE MINESWEEPER – 1952 | |
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L/S/267 A to B |
Redrawn from a secret project, recently discovered in the files from HMS Vernon, the Torpedo and Minesweeping school. A fully detailed project employing the then latest minesweeping technology. | |
| Two large sheets. 14 drawings. Drawn June 2006. | ||
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The ORIGINAL BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY DESIGN for the 70’ 0” “POWER” MOTOR A/S BOAT of 1940 | |
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L/S/268 |
The history and general arrangement of the modern design with two side profiles of the Dutch MTB - TM51, built for export. Later to become MGB 46 in the RN. (This includes details of the Dutch 18" Torpedo Tubes). | |
| One large sheet. 5 drawings. Drawn August 2006. | ||
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THE BRITISH POWER BOAT COMPANY 63-ft MOTOR ANTI-SUBMARINE BOAT NO 24. | |
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L/S/269 |
From the group Nos. 22 - 39. Very similar to my L/S/246 but drawn at a larger scale. With Hull lines. | |
| One large sheet. 8 drawings. Drawn October 2006. | ||
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE-HMS SPIREA of 1942 | |
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L/S/270 |
Drawn in detail from photographs purchased from the Imperial War Museum, the three sheets show her external arrangements in detail, including rigging plan and bridge detail. | |
| Three large sheets. 35 drawings. Drawn January - July 2007. | ||
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FLOWER CLASS CORVETTE HMS PICOTEE of September 1940 | |
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L/S/271
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A short Fox'l Flower redrawn from photographs. Her weapon systems are also included. | |
| One large sheet. 17 drawings. Drawn February 2008. | ||
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RESERVED for the Tribal Class Destroyer HMS COSSACK of June 1938 | |
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L/S/272
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| One large sheet. To be completed. | ||
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V & W Class Destroyer HMS WRYNECK as a WAIR CONVERSION April 1940 | |
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L/S/273
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Drawn as modified at Gibraltar Dockyard. No photographs of her are known, to exist between this modernisation and her loss by enemy aircraft off Greece on 27/04/1941. | |
| One large sheet. 3 drawings. Drawn February 2008. | ||
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RESERVED FOR the Fairmile “D” MTB – 699 as in late 1944 | |
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L/S/274
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| One large sheet. To be completed. | ||
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