1592 Korea Warship (scale 1:150)

[spiral]

판옥선(스케일 1:150)
1592년 한국과 일본의 전쟁에서 활약하였으며, 홀수선이 낮은 연안방어용 전투함이다.
3층구조로 건축되었으며,
1층에는 저장공간,
2층에는 노를 젓기위한 공간,
3층의 갑판에는 전투병이 있다.
갑판에는 대포를 설치하였다.
선체의 길이는 32미터, 폭은 9미터, 승선인원 120~180명 정도이다.
오래된 기록들이 도난당하고 파괴되어 자료를 찾기 어렵다.
본인의 추정과 가설에 의하여 복원을 시도하였기에, 정확한 모양이라고 할수 없다.

Admiral Lee, SoonSin's Korean Warship in 1592 (scale 1: 150)
Was active in 1592 in the war in Korea and Japan, the waterline is low coastal defense warship.
Was built as a three-layer structure,
First floor, storage space,
The second floor has space for rowing the oars,
Deck on the third floor, there are fighters.
The deck was installed the cannon.
The length of the hull is 32 meters, a width of 9 meters, the crew around 120-180 people.

Old records are being destroyed is difficult to find the stolen data.
Case by trying to restore my estimation and hypothesis can not say the exact shape.

[elliott]

Is this a paper model you have made or is it one you want to make? I'm sorry for the confusion.

[spiral]

Originally Posted by elliott

Is this a paper model you have made or is it one you want to make? I'm sorry for the confusion.

I made it into a paper model.
I will post the course design and made ​​of paper models.

[elliott]

Oh, okay. Looking forward to seeing how you designed it. And the final results too.

[Vermin_King]

Asian war and merchant ships seems to be an under-done topic. Is it because of a lack of information on these vessels?

[spiral]

참고자료가 있는 링크를 확인하기 바란다
Panokseon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Yale]

Originally Posted by Vermin_King

Asian war and merchant ships seems to be an under-done topic. Is it because of a lack of information on these vessels?

Sure, but perhaps more a lack of interest, probably due to our western tradition. All of our powered aircraft, ships, and vehicles come from this tradition, so when we reflect back on history we naturally think of European sailing ships, or even the galleys of ancient Greece and Rome.

This is a shame in many ways, because Asian history includes many technological developments worthy of our respect -- and worthy of models. The Chinese junk is very important to the history of ships and sailing, yet I don't know of any paper models. As familiar as pagoda-type roofs are, I haven't a clue how to build one, so a structural model that showed the differences from western construction would be fascinating.

[spiral]

The design work was completed a few years ago.

[Bluenoser]

Nice work so far. Great to see something new/different.

[Miles Linnabery]

Dear spiral:
I really like the Art Work and the planking, Looking forward to more build pictures.
Thanks,
Miles