Hello, and sorry about my all-English posts.
I have been studying, drawing, and building the Sikuliaq since 2011... and in many years, zero progress. But I do have a partial model, in 1:72, and an almost-complete CAD model.
R/V Sikuliaq is America's newest ice-capable research vessel, owned by the National Science Foundation and operated by the University of Alaska. This is all wonderful, because the plans are public, and there are many scientists who rotate through assignments on Sikuliaq--- they love to post photos on Facebook and Instagram! So I have hundreds, maybe thousands, of photos along with the plans.
When I complete the CAD model, I will post it on my page at GrabCAD, as I have done with other ships I have researched:
https://grabcad.com/patrick.matthews-1/models
Sikuliaq, at commissioning:
In the ice:
CAD model, almost complete:
1:72 model:
I have been studying, drawing, and building the Sikuliaq since 2011... and in many years, zero progress. But I do have a partial model, in 1:72, and an almost-complete CAD model.
R/V Sikuliaq is America's newest ice-capable research vessel, owned by the National Science Foundation and operated by the University of Alaska. This is all wonderful, because the plans are public, and there are many scientists who rotate through assignments on Sikuliaq--- they love to post photos on Facebook and Instagram! So I have hundreds, maybe thousands, of photos along with the plans.
When I complete the CAD model, I will post it on my page at GrabCAD, as I have done with other ships I have researched:
https://grabcad.com/patrick.matthews-1/models
Sikuliaq, at commissioning:
In the ice:
CAD model, almost complete:
1:72 model:
