Maritime Half Hull Ship Models and Nautical Art

Ever wondered how it would feel to sail a half a million ton Supertanker through the perfect storm? To take on illegal whale hunters in the Antarctic? Or to feel the tension as you evacuate an oil rig crew threatened by disaster? Ship Simulator Extremes offers exciting and realistic missions as you pilot an impressive array of vessels, and live the story of real ship captains.

Featuring stunning visuals, accurate vessel behaviour, famous locations and ports all over the world and missions based on actual events, this is one ship simulator game that you cannot afford to miss.

Located on the beautiful coast of Maine, in the small community of Brooklin, WoodenBoat School is a meeting place where people of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels can gather to meet, live, and work among others who share similar interests. It’s an easy place to settle in, relax, and immerse yourself in fine craftsmanship. You’ll make new friends, live in comfortable accommodations, get well fed, work in safe well-equipped shops, have access to a spectacular waterfront, and learn new skills. Many students return time and time again and share how enriching their experiences are at WoodenBoat School.


Classes are small and intimate, which allows each student the opportunity to receive plenty of personalized attention from their instructor. From the moment you arrive on campus, The dedicated staff and faculty are more than willing to share their expertise with all who are interested. It’s a unique opportunity to increase your understanding of boats and your ability to build, maintain, use, and enjoy them to the fullest.


You’ll find various courses in the following construction methods: plank-on-frame, plywood-epoxy, strip-plank, stitch-and-glue, and much, much more. Boatbuilding & Woodworking Courses A fair number of students are interested in taking a series of courses, with a goal of becoming more proficient or even working toward a career in boatbuilding.


 

Hi. I like to know how to make a portrait painting. Can someone help me or give me tips on how to do it? Thanks for the replies.

Hello. back for a little.

over the winter i build a 7'9" hydroplane in my garage. For a school project I took the lines off of it, lofted it full scale on the floor.  then i scaled it all down and constructed a half model of it.  Easier said then done but here it is.

heres a few construction shots of the real one. i really dont have any of it done lol.





and the model: