Silent Mary by Mellpapa

[Shipsbyme]

Hello, Shipsbyme.
Thanks for getting in touch.
I have drawings for the sails, mast, yards, and so on.
Since they're Illustrator files, I'll convert them to jpg format and share them.
Please wait about one to two days.

I am so happy you can do that. It wil help me so mutch in rhe future. Thank you so mutch melpapa

 

[mellpapa]

These are various drawings created during the construction of Silent Mary.
Some data is missing, but these are the remaining drawing files.
If interested, click the letters A, B, C, D, E, or F below each drawing to open a 200dpi JPG file.
The data is free.
Feel free to copy it.
However, use it at your own risk.
If there are errors in the drawings, please do not complain to me.

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B,​

C,​

D,​

E,​

For the turret parts diagram, some are shown as exploded views. These were made by constructing a base from thick paper and then laminating 1mm-thick plates onto it.
The cylindrical part labeled 2 is an exploded view used to confirm dimensions.

The construction of the lighter-colored sections in the turret shown below is identical to that of the turret described above.

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It seems some data has been written off.
Please forgive me.
That's all.

 

[mellpapa]

I am so happy you can do that. It wil help me so mutch in rhe future. Thank you so mutch melpapa

I've uploaded the drawing data.
Click on the letters A, B, C, D, E, F attached to the back of each drawing.
A 200dpi JPG file will open.
Feel free to copy it.
Please don't complain to me if there are mistakes in the drawings.wwww
Consider the drawings as guidelines.
Is this okay?

 

[Shipsbyme]

These are various drawings created during the construction of Silent Mary.
Some data is missing, but these are the remaining drawing files.
If interested, click the letters A, B, C, D, E, or F below each drawing to open a 200dpi JPG file.
The data is free.
Feel free to copy it.
However, use it at your own risk.
If there are errors in the drawings, please do not complain to me.

View attachment 582283A,​

View attachment 582284B,​

View attachment 582285C,​

View attachment 582286D,​

View attachment 582287E,​

For the turret parts diagram, some are shown as exploded views. These were made by constructing a base from thick paper and then laminating 1mm-thick plates onto it.
The cylindrical part labeled 2 is an exploded view used to confirm dimensions.

The construction of the lighter-colored sections in the turret shown below is identical to that of the turret described above.

View attachment 582288F,​

It seems some data has been written off.
Please forgive me.
That's all.

Omg melpapa this was what i realy needed im so thank full for what you did. I have no words those are amazing. I wil not complain. I wil figure out the rest. I have started to build but im waiting for so many materials. It wil take time to upload my work at yt. Hope some times you can drop in and take a look . Best regards shipsbyme

 

[mojojojo]

"Boss, long time no see. I saw that you had made a ship's mast recently, so I followed suit and finished my 'Silent Mary's' mast. Now, all I need is the sails. Of course, I don't have your craftsmanship, so I guess I'll have to go to a tailor's shop to have them custom-made. Thank you, my role model. I wish you, like your ship, a smooth sailing journey. By the way, I've been designing my next ship, the 'Victory'. How about you, what's your next one?"

 

[mellpapa]

"Boss, long time no see. I saw that you had made a ship's mast recently, so I followed suit and finished my 'Silent Mary's' mast. Now, all I need is the sails. Of course, I don't have your craftsmanship, so I guess I'll have to go to a tailor's shop to have them custom-made. Thank you, my role model. I wish you, like your ship, a smooth sailing journey. By the way, I've been designing my next ship, the 'Victory'. How about you, what's your next one?"View attachment 582761View attachment 582762View attachment 582763View attachment 582764View attachment 582765View attachment 582766View attachment 582767

Hello, mojojojo.
Thanks for getting in touch.
The mast and yards are solidly in place.
From the side, front, or back—it's Silent Mary through and through!
The number of cannons matches the concept art too.
It looks absolutely fantastic.
Once the sails go up, it'll be perfect.
The rigging would benefit from ratlines.
Are you planning to add ratlines next??
Now then, the next ship might be the Wicked Wench before she became the Black Pearl??
I'd love to create a diorama like the one in the image.