ontario

I posted some photos but I think that I was in the wrong place .the model is the Ontario from Stella Maris.

Last week I received my HMS Ontario by MarisStella. I had been dealing with John Andela who was most helpful in getting the most recent iteration of this model. My kit has all of the most recent upgrades, including cannons, double drilled blocks, partially completed sails, and 3-D printed bow...

Well, I cleared an area of my bench to start a new build log. This kit was won in a raffle, from the generosity of Olha Batchvarov’s you tube channel. Since I was so close to her home, I decided to pick it up in person. To see her work in person was awesome. When you watch it on her YouTube...

Hello all, here is my build log for the HMS Ontario another fine kit from kit from MarisStella. This kit is a first in many ways for MarisStella, the first being is that it is an English ship. MarisStella in the past has done has done kits primarily of Mediterranean origins so this kit is a...

A relatively small deep water draught and heavily armed snow, built like her much bigger seagoing cousins. Stern and quarters unusually handsome and elegant, decorations kept to a minimum as per colonial fashion of the day. She represents the vessel as she was originally drawn up by the British...

The drawings for this project have been updated per the latest information from the shipwreck and the English shipbuilding standards of the time period. Plans and sections note these drawings are preliminary to be used for the prototype and are subject to change during construction. Mike

Hello everyone,this will be my next build after the Santa Maria,for now I am just gathering information and doing research on her.Here is a little history. HMS Ontario (1780) HMS Ontario was a British warship that sank in a storm in Lake Ontario on 31 October 1780, during the American...