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11 sheets of plans for 235 ft. clipper ship, FLYING CLOUD (built 1851), designed by Donald McKay. Dates on plans range from 1926 to 03-1927. Plans include lines, sail plan, profile and deck plan and details. See also 52.18 for a lines plan and 69.8 for plans published in Popular Mechanics. Reproduction restrictions may apply.

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Mar 21, 2019 · "PLANS OF WOODEN VESSELS, selected as types from one hundred and fifty of various kinds and descriptions, from a fishing smack to the largest clipper ships and vessels of war, both sail and steam, built by Wm. H. Webb, in the …

Clipper Ship Construction Plans The British-built Clippers for the Tea Trade had an advantage over the American in that their Designers knew what the intended Cargo was and could estimate its Weight & Centre of Gravity beforehand, allowing for some slight variations in Weights of different Teas, and they could, therefore, Design more precisely.

A high-quality set of Clipper Flying Cloud 1851 ship model plans ship model plans. This set of model ship plans and drawings is a great solution for modelers of all levels. All Ship Model Club Members get unlimited technical support in model shipbuilding.

I needed good plans and shopped around, finding several possibilities, but then happened upon the plans of the McKay clipper "Flying Cloud" by Scott Bradner. Scott has extensively researched existing models and plans for the ship as well as original source material when available and has produced a very complete set of plans.

This is a set of plans for the Donald McKay 1851 clipper ship Flying Cloud that I’ve been working on. Because no actual original plans for the ship ever existed and no photographs have ever been identified, any set of plans will be, by definition, wrong.