D. Federico de Gravina y N

October 21, 2015

Unnamed

Spanish

50-gun frigate (1797)

http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/79966.html

This was only a proyect, she never exited

October 21, 2015

Amphitrite

Spanish, 1797 (?)

40-gun Frigate

Captured by the British in 1804, renamed Blanche in 1805

http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/383991.html

She was the only spanish frigate, who had 24 lbs guns

October 21, 2015

Unnamed

Spanish 54-gun two-decker

(no date)

Plan made in 1812

http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/79965.html

I think that just was a plan

October 21, 2015

Tartane " La Diligente"

http://www.modelismonaval.com/magazine/barcelona2008/elemaillet.html

October 20, 2015

Spanish Frigate

22 Canons

Wood model:

http://www.modelismonaval.com/magazine/barcelona2008/antonibarata.html

October 19, 2015

Unknown

Russian small frigate / corvette

ca. 1805-1809 (?), 104 ft

http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/83719.html

Plan description

"The ship is pierced for 20 guns on the upper deck. However, the number of guns mounted on the quarterdeck has been altered on the plan. It looks to have had six guns each side, but the alterations now show four each side." (RMG)

Please no more russians ships!!!!

October 15, 2015

Xabeque "Le Requin"

October 15, 2015

NSM "Diana" Mahon Class Frigate 34/38(guns), 1792

IonAguirre have the 3D model of the NSM Diana (34) and NSM Montañes (74), if you want it devs

October 14, 2015

I was thinking of this just the other day. Something like:

For Spain, real paint schemes:

» Different types of design paintings of Spanish ships .

the type of pattern to paint the ships was already regulated in the Royal Navy since 1776 and in subsequent ordinances that left to the discretion of each commander or engineer stockpile paint a ship outside the established norms. But these rules were not always met and often painted ships was quite different to what should be a desired uniformity , in many cases following the prevailing fashion in the navies of other countries. It is also true that these cases had occurred more often before the official or in the early stages of the same regulations .

Thus we have the picture ( F) of a ship of the line of the early eighteenth century. Batteries are not highlighted with any background color and the black paint is limited to a thick black stripe on the waterline . At that time is not yet forraba copper the hull , which is painted, usually white , the same .

Illustrations ( C , D and E) represent different paint patterns , adopting the black helmet on all of them and only changing the design of the yellow line of the batteries, which could range from a fine line between the bridges , only one battery or both totally apart.

October 14, 2015

"Real Carlos" Spanish Ship of Line (112 guns). The "primitive" version of the Santisima Trinidad

http://forum.game-labs.net/index.php?/topic/7363-real-carlos-spanish-ship-of-line-112-guns-the-primitive-version-of-the-santisima-trinidad/

October 12, 2015

NSM San Fulgencio Spanish Ship of Line 64 guns (Jorge Juan System).

http://www.miguelgodoy.es/index.php/restauracion/museo-naval/sala-i/navio-74-canones-jorge-juan.html

October 12, 2015

NSM Flora Spanish Frigate 44 guns 1795 - 1812, 30x 18lbs, 12x 9/12 lbs

October 12, 2015

+1. I really like it.

We need corvets and light frigate. We also need exploration / trader ships. And we need nice looking vessels. All in one.

For expedition and cargo shipment purposes, the 14x6lbs and 2x4lbs version could defend herself against small ship (up to brig ?). She may also fill in the gap between the 12-gun pickle and the 18-gun brig.

The stronger armament (26 guns) would also be interesting (as an option) by making her a real warship corset, a kind of lighter Cerberus, for brig and mercury hunting, coast patrolling, trader attacks...

I definitely vote for her.

I will try to find information qbout ber armament.