Traditional ship

[Alexey Loginov]

Karbas 19th century. 1/30.

[Alexey Loginov]

Novgorod the ship. Barka. 13 century.
The archaeological sources.
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[Alexey Loginov]

Gdovka (Named after the city of Gdov). Lake Onega. 19...20 century.
Fishing and transport vessel.
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The first boat
























The second boat

















The third boat



five more

[wefalck]

Nice builds and good to see that someone is interested in this.

I am very much interested in traditional boat building too, but have no idea about Russian boats. Could you post some bibliographic references ? I gather they would be in Russian, but it would be good to have them anyway. Thanks.

[K494]

Great looking models.

Scott

[Alexey Loginov]

Nice builds and good to see that someone is interested in this.

I am very much interested in traditional boat building too, but have no idea about Russian boats. Could you post some bibliographic references ? I gather they would be in Russian, but it would be good to have them anyway. Thanks.

The topic is very extensive. In Russia a large number of indigenous groups with different specific skills of shipbuilding. Later I will try to provide links to some English sites, and other sources.

[wefalck]

Thanks, much appreciated.

And yes, I am aware of the cultural and ethnic heterogeneity and their associated boat-building traditions.

[Alexey Loginov]

Image https://www.shipmodeling.ru/phpbb/viewt ... 788#p27788
http://www.sewboat.narod.ru/english.htm

Links http://www.sewboat.narod.ru/elinks.htm

[funky technician]

Nice weathering!

[Alexey Loginov]

Another ship. Umiak 1/24. wood + paper

[Alexey Loginov]

Boats and barges make 1/100

[K494]

Great work!

Scott