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Re: The St. Theresa
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lugnet.pirates
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Fri, 3 Nov 2000 22:08:35 GMT
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In lugnet.pirates, Dave Schuler writes:
> I know that the deck is the part that you stand on, and the bow is the the
> part in the front of the ship, but that's about where my nautical knowledge
> runs aground. What scale, approximately, is your HMS Queen? And how big
> was the real one?
Ack, my Naval Annual is back in the Netherlands.
The 'Actual' HMS Queen was a Majestic-class battleship, about
(I'd gather) 15,000 tons, perhaps 450ft in length. The ship
I built is first and foremost 'minifig scale.' All else is just
designed to look vaguely period (although as a few have pointed
out, I've mixed and matched US, German, and British conventions
of c.1905). I couldn't guess at approximate scale wrt to the
real thing.
best
Lindsay
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| (...) I know that the deck is the part that you stand on, and the bow is the the part in the front of the ship, but that's about where my nautical knowledge runs aground. What scale, approximately, is your HMS Queen? And how big was the real one? (...) (24 years ago, 2-Nov-00, to lugnet.pirates)
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