"Golden Hind" ex "Pelican" Plan

[Pavel Nikitin]

The first test assembly of the stern section of the “Pelican” — a stage to check the accuracy of the frame alignment and the fit of the transom.
The main goal is to ensure that the stern geometry perfectly matches the design.

 

[Pavel Nikitin]

The 3D design work on the stern section of the “Pelican” is complete.
Now it’s time to move on to the most exciting part — building it in wood.

 

[rtwpsom2]

*sighs*

*pulls out wallet*

 

[Pavel Nikitin]

*sighs*

*pulls out wallet*

After this section, the bow and midship sections will be released.
And once all parts of the hull are fully refined, the full-sized Pelican will be unveiled — complete with masts and full rigging...)

 

[rtwpsom2]

C'mon, man, I got kids to feed.

 

[Lurtz]

Hello everybody,

I want to show you my new Golden Hind ex Pelican plan.
The plan consists of eight A1 sheets with lots of details and alternative color samples and decors.
For the production of the plan I used the following sources:
Salisbury Manuscript c. 1620, sketches and pictures by Raymond Aker and the book by Peter Kirsch
I just started drawing and this is only my third plan.

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Hello...
Very nice drawings of the Golden Hind!
I have one question and one request.
Approximately which year or period does this appearance of the Golden Hind correspond to?
And the request…
Could you also publish the color scheme, ideally according to page no. 4?
I apologize, I haven’t built ships yet, but I’ve always liked the Golden Hind and I would love to build it.
Thank you in advance.