The ELIZABETH JONAS 1598 model ship PLANS & PHOTOS * Funniest SuperHeroes

If you want to download the Elizabeth Jonas 1559 plans for free, write in the comments. I will post these drawings on the file exchange. 0:17 - Elizabeth Jonas 1559 - Construction 2:06 - Elizabeth Jonas 1559 - Ship model plans 2:19 - Elizabeth Jonas 1559 - The battle of the Spanish Armada in 1588 2:50 - Elizabeth Jonas 1559 - Ship model photos 3:56 - Elizabeth Jonas 1559 - Overhaul and conversion into a razee galleon 6:30 - Elizabeth Jonas 1559 - Prestigious vessels in the English navy The Elizabeth Jonas of 1559 was the first large English galleon, built in Woolwich Dockyard from 1557 and launched in July 1559. The vessel’s keel was laid in 1557, for a ship of 800 tons burthen to replace Henry VIII’s prestige warship, the Henry Grace a Dieu, which had been destroyed by fire in 1553. The Elizabeth Jonas was built in 1559 at the shipyard of Matthew Baker in Deptford, England. Matthew Baker was one of the most renowned shipbuilders of his time, and he was responsible for designing and building many of the ships in the English navy. She was a square-rigged galleon of four masts, including two lateen-rigged mizzenmasts. The Elizabeth Jonas was one of the largest ships built at the time, with a length of over 150 feet and a beam of around 44 feet. She was a three-masted ship with a displacement of around 600 tons. Her hull was constructed from oak planks, and she was equipped with a variety of armaments, including cannons, culverins, and falcons. Originally intended to be named Edward after Edward VI, she was renamed when Elizabeth I came to the in 1559, accounts of the time relate that she was named Elizabeth Jonas by Elizabeth herself, “in rememberance of being preserved from Her enemies, no less miraculously than the phrophet Jonas was preserved from the belly of a whale“. Her construction was part of a larger effort to build up the English navy in response to the growing threat of Spanish invasion. The Elizabeth Jonas was one of several ships built at the time, and she was intended to serve as a powerful warship that could defend England’s shores and project English power overseas. Overall, the construction of the Elizabeth Jonas was a significant feat of engineering for its time, and it helped to establish England’s reputation as a naval power in the 16th century. Ship Model drawings - Elizabeth Jonas 1598 (Source: Model Ship World) Enjoy it! Thanks for watching! #BlueprintShipElizabethJonas1598#ElizabethJonas1598ShipDrawings#GalleonElizabethJonas1598ShipPLANS