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København, danish five-masted barque

  • Thread starter Thread starter Dart
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Hello Dart.
Planning to build this ship i 1:150 or maybe in 1:100. I have collected your plans, but it's very difficult to see all the lines, and figure out what measurement is used in the plans. I'm a little rusty in Russian alphabeth.

Is it possible to download your plans in a CAD format - DXF or SVG, and with the text on plans translated til eg. English?

TIA
 
Hello. I will answer for Alexey. If you need DXF, then in PDF the drawings are vector. Scale in feet, the inscriptions can be translated by AI now. Or the translator in the phone. I opened it in CorelDraw

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Unfortunately, most of the uploaded images are JPG files rather than PDF files.

Consequently, they are imported into Inkscape as bitmap files.
 
Unfortunately, most of the uploaded images are JPG files rather than PDF files.

Consequently, they are imported into Inkscape as bitmap files.
Probably translation difficulties. I looked through all 53 pages of the file, on all pages there are vector images, not a single drawing. On the previous page of this topic in the last message from Alexey, a pdf file is uploaded.
 
Probably translation difficulties. I looked through all 53 pages of the file, on all pages there are vector images, not a single drawing. On the previous page of this topic in the last message from Alexey, a pdf file is uploaded.
Hi Webber007

My bad. Havn't seen the last file from Alexey (the pdf-file). It's now downloaded, splitted into single pages. I'm now able to import(open) the vector graphics in Inkscape. That's exactly what I need to proceed.

Thank you for valuable help.

Sincerly

Per Rise
 
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