Shipbucket

These yawls were designed by Luders Marine Construction Company for the United States Naval Academy. Twelve, build of mahogany, were in service at Annapolis by 1943. A later class was built in the 1960s using fiberglass hulls but the same design; three of these vessels were converted to sloops and sold to the Chilean Naval Academy (and if someone has any images, I'll draw those too.)

And drawing small ships is a lot harder than I anticipated.

Very nice. 2 thumbs up!

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Thanks!

I agree, drawing small ships is an art; and congratulations on this one.

Oh, very nice. Seems to me that making those small ships is truely an art-form in itself. Good work.
And as mentioned above 2 thumbs up!!

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Thank you Kim for the crest

"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"

For such a tiny drawing it came out really well, nice work!

As promised - three of these boats were sold to the Chilean Escuela Naval "Arturo Prat", and modified as sloops.

I attach pictures of N44 Luders Yawl in Naval Academy of Chilean Navy
There are three N44, Tridente,Triton and Trueno.