Question about HMS Enterprise Figure Head and Stern Carvings

[Pgtaylorart]

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows of any 3D printable figure head and stern carvings for the 1774 HMS Enterprise as shown in these photos.

Thanks,
George

 

[zoly99sask]

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knows of any 3D printable figure head and stern carvings for the 1774 HMS Enterprise as shown in these photos.

Thanks,
George

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You may want to contact @CAFmodel

 

[zoly99sask]

Or @SZKUTNIK

 

[Pgtaylorart]

Thanks, zoly99sask, I’ll check with them.

 

[Maarten]

Think these are from CAF, bit not 3d Printed but cnc milled in boxwood.

 

[Pgtaylorart]

Think these are from CAF, bit not 3d Printed but cnc milled in boxwood.

Yes, they are cnc milled, but I’m looking for a 3D file so I can resin print these. My thinking is that cnc milling requires a 3D file just like 3D printing does so I thought I’d ask. I’m building a 1/96 scale ship and I think that’s much too small for cnc milling.

Thanks!
George

 

[Maarten]

Yes I expect these could be used for 3d printing, then indeed contact Caf or skutnik

 

[piter56]

These figures were made on CNC by Igor Kapinos (UKRAINE). M 1:48

 

[igorcap]

Hello! Yes, stern decor is my work

 

[Jimsky]

hello Igor, We are happy to see you are back!!!

 

[empathry]

... should it be ENTERPRIZE or ENTERPRISE like the USS Enterprise (CVN 65) carrier ?

 

[igorcap]

ENTERPRIZE

 

[Uwek]

I am not 100% sure........

The NMM is writing

Enterprize (1774) [Alternative spelling: Enterprise]

(like with the Syren or Siren)

Collections - National Maritime Museum

wikipedia is writing:
The fifth HMS Enterprise (sometimes erroneously spelled Enterprize), 28 guns, was the name ship of a class of twenty-seven sixth-rate frigates of the Royal Navy.

HMS Enterprise (1774) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Threedecks is also calling her
Enterprise and Enterprise-class

British Sixth Rate frigate 'Enterprise' (1774)

British Sixth Rate frigate 'Enterprise' (1774). Dates of service, name changes, previous and next incarnations, dimensions, armament, commanders, officers and crewmen, actions, battles, sources

threedecks.org

I think, that the correct spelling originally was with and "S", because the first HMS vessel which was christioned with this name was originally a french frigate called L'Entreprise. She was captured by HMS Tryton in May 1705.
After her capture by the British, the ship was re-christened HMS Enterprise and served in the Mediterranean Sea

HMS Enterprise (1705) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

although here Threedecks is mentioning, that the french frigate´s name was 'L'Entreprenante'

French Sixth Rate ship 'L'Entreprenante' (1705)

French Sixth Rate ship 'L'Entreprenante' (1705). Dates of service, name changes, previous and next incarnations, dimensions, armament, commanders, officers and crewmen, actions, battles, sources

threedecks.org

so I do not know......

Marshall was painting the paintings later and only based on drawings and not the real ship......

 

[empathry]

I could bet more likely "Enterprise" than "Enterprize" ... because for the (english) carpenter, he had only to unnail two letters and to invert them !