French Battleship Jauréguiberry / 1:250

[Renaud]

Canot White, line drawing

[Renaud]

Sailors belonging to the Vergniaud's crew.

[Renaud]

Cuirassé Saint Louis, le Général Sarrail en 1915

[Renaud]

Yours is the " Canot White ", in my opinion, not the one intended for Navy's duties, shown on postcards too as well as in a drawing, and somewhat larger, too much to be hauled and stored on board.

[Michael Mash]

Excellent drawings and photos.
These will help me design the machinery more accurately.
The drawing of the “10 Meters Boat” exactly resembles the steamers on my drawings of the ship,
as you can see in the attached sketches, extracted from my drawings.

Merci Renaud.

Mike

[cerberusjf]

Yes, I think the 10m boat drawing matches the one you are building. This type of boat was common on battleships of the period, but was one of several types of steam boat found. I am not sure what Renauld means by being too large to be hauled and stored on board.

[cerberusjf]

Charlemagne, you can see the round stern of the 10m steam boat on board.
https://imgur.com/aVb6I0l

[cerberusjf]

And here on Bouvet
http://tsushima.su/uploads/photoarhi...97-1909/08.jpg

[cerberusjf]

The 10m steam boats can be found on the original plans of Jaureguiberry, also the 7,5m canot white.

[cerberusjf]

I don't know why, but the image has been edited out of my previous message, so here it is again..

https://i.imgur.com/ybZGPOX.jpg