Amazing build and beautiful ship. It's amazing to think that they built such beautiful ships with all these amazing details - just to get them wrecked by canon balls... I don't think I have heard about San Felipe before, but it is a beautiful ship!
Too bad this ship never really existed. San Felipe was a ship model kit some time in the 1960's. It was based on a standard 1740's Spanish warship. The historical story of the ship is a complete fiction. The ship may have been based on the Real Felipe, an actual Spanish warship, the likes of which we have a couple old paintings of dubious accuracy, but not much else. Still, the Panart made model kit of San Felipe makes a handsome model. I have the kit myself, but efforts to convert the model into an actual known example of a Spanish vessel such as the Real Felipe are curtailed by a huge lack of information of any ships of this period. Such it is with attempts to make models of ships older that 1750. Most of the details are educated guesswork.
Apparently there is great doubt as to wether the "San Felipe" ever existed, however a ship named "Real Felipe" looking identical to the model often refered to as "San Felipe" did exist, and apparently was a great ship: The „Real Felipe“ 1732 The ship was named after Philipp V of Spain, the first Bourbon ruler of Spain, who in the War of the Spanish Succession managed to defend his throne against the claims of the Austrian Habsburgs. The ship was built by Ciprián Autrán and Pedro Boyer using the system and the new design specifications of Antonio de Gaztañeta. The work on the shipyard of Guarnizo in Santander was finished in 1732. This three-decker was a giant of 1965 tons that could take up to 114 cannon. At that time only the French Foudroyant was larger. In a register of 1740 the crew was stated to be 1152 men. The “Real Felipe” proved to be a firm vessel of great firepower. In the battle of Toulon on 22 February 1744 she was repeatedly attacked by British ships. She could repulse all attacks and fought “like hell”, according to English sources. However, the ship was damaged so badly that she was never completely repaired, due to high cost. In 1750 she was finally broken up. The „Real Felipe“ is supposed to be the largest and most beautiful ship of the Spanish fleet at that time. Strangely, despite of that there is no proven contemporary illustration of her. In books, articles or Internet one can find many depictions, but they are all different and none of them is contemporary. Jose Ignacio Gonzales-Aller Hierro, the former curator of the Museo Naval in Madrid, provided some information. He has published several books about the Spanish fleet, and about the inventory of the Museo Naval. In his publications „Navío Real Felipe“ and „El navíos de tres puentes en la Armada española“ he in detail outlined the history of the ship.
@@alexdesanzh1771 I am considering modifying my San Felipe model to the Real Felipe. The problem is fashioning the details and rigging because there are no primary sources to work from.
For this ship I have the following information: - Side view of the „Nuestra Señora de la Concepción y de las Ánimas“ by José Antonio de Gaztañeta - Stern views of the „Nuestra Señora de la Concepción y de las Ánimas“ by José Antonio de Gaztañeta - Oil painting of the „Nuestra Señora de la Concepción y de las Ánimas“ by Martín Amigo in the year 1690 - Side view drawing of the „Real Felipe“, author and time of origin unknown, Museo Naval Madrid - Part of the first drawing of the „San Felipe“, published by the „Departamento de Falanges del Mar“. - Comparison of the lines of the "San Felipe" with contemporary sources, 1 - left: lines in the original plan of the "San Felipe" of the Departamento de Falanges del Mar, 2 - middle: lines of a Spanish ship of the line, 1712, by Antonio de Gaztañeta, 3 - right: lines of a Spanish ship of the line, 1750, by Jorge Juan - Drawing of a Spanish two-decker around 1700. Archive of Sevilla - Mantua 1993 plans If you're interested, I can share with you...
@@ZeusTheGuitarLord Uploaded the plans to the file exchange. You can download them from the link: fex.net/s/7xzmvnr Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload. Thank you for the comment!
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange. You can download them from the link: fex.net/s/dzttcmc Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload. Thank you for the comment!
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طرح ها را در تبادل فایل آپلود کرد. می توانید آنها را از لینک زیر دانلود کنید: fex.net/s/9z6yenl نقشه ها ظرف 7 روز پس از آپلود ما روی مبدل قرار می گیرند. با تشکر از شما برای نظر!
C'est génial ! La construction de maquette de San Felipe est un projet passionnant. Il y a effectivement beaucoup de travail à faire, mais le résultat en vaut la peine. Bonne chance avec votre projet, et j'espère que cela vous procure beaucoup de plaisir!
OH Dear Thank you for youre video, its so beautiful. I've been looking for a sketch of this ship for half a year and I'm having no luck. I am begging you from the bottom of my heart, will you give me print of this ship. Love and be blesst from a Croatian fan. :D
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange. You can download them from the link: fex.net/s/dbpv9rp Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload. Thank you for the comment! Historic authenticity of the Spanish SAN FELIPE 1690 ua-cam.com/video/_CFwD8MA7r0/v-deo.html
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange. You can download them from the link: fex.net/s/atf0nxa Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload. Thank you for the comment!
@@danytalloen After uploading files to a free exchanger, it is valid for 7 days. After that I need to download them again. If you need plans - write in new comments and I will upload them to the exchanger.
@@danytalloen After uploading files to a free exchanger, it is valid for 7 days. After that I need to download them again. If you need plans - write in new comments and I will upload them to the exchanger.
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange. You can download them from the link: fex.net/s/yatcxdd Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload. Thank you for the comment!
Habe die Pläne in den Dateiaustausch hochgeladen. Sie können sie unter dem Link herunterladen: fex.net/ru/s/xdooare Die Zeichnungen werden innerhalb von 7 Tagen nach unserem Upload auf dem Austauscher sein. Danke für den Kommentar!
Amazing build and beautiful ship. It's amazing to think that they built such beautiful ships with all these amazing details - just to get them wrecked by canon balls... I don't think I have heard about San Felipe before, but it is a beautiful ship!
I've been researching information about the appearance of this ship, and I can share it with you:
ua-cam.com/video/_CFwD8MA7r0/v-deo.html
Amazing 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
Thank you for the comment!
Too bad this ship never really existed. San Felipe was a ship model kit some time in the 1960's. It was based on a standard 1740's Spanish warship. The historical story of the ship is a complete fiction. The ship may have been based on the Real Felipe, an actual Spanish warship, the likes of which we have a couple old paintings of dubious accuracy, but not much else. Still, the Panart made model kit of San Felipe makes a handsome model. I have the kit myself, but efforts to convert the model into an actual known example of a Spanish vessel such as the Real Felipe are curtailed by a huge lack of information of any ships of this period. Such it is with attempts to make models of ships older that 1750. Most of the details are educated guesswork.
Thank you for the comment!
Apparently there is great doubt as to wether the "San Felipe" ever existed, however a ship named "Real Felipe" looking identical to the model often refered to as "San Felipe" did exist, and apparently was a great ship:
The „Real Felipe“ 1732
The ship was named after Philipp V of Spain, the first Bourbon ruler of Spain, who in the War of the Spanish Succession managed to defend his throne against the claims of the Austrian Habsburgs.
The ship was built by Ciprián Autrán and Pedro Boyer using the system and the new design specifications of Antonio de Gaztañeta. The work on the shipyard of Guarnizo in Santander was finished in 1732. This three-decker was a giant of 1965 tons that could take up to 114 cannon. At that time only the French Foudroyant was larger.
In a register of 1740 the crew was stated to be 1152 men. The “Real Felipe” proved to be a firm vessel of great firepower. In the battle of Toulon on 22 February 1744 she was repeatedly attacked by British ships. She could repulse all attacks and fought “like hell”, according to English sources. However, the ship was damaged so badly that she was never completely repaired, due to high cost. In 1750 she was finally broken up.
The „Real Felipe“ is supposed to be the largest and most beautiful ship of the Spanish fleet at that time. Strangely, despite of that there is no proven contemporary illustration of her. In books, articles or Internet one can find many depictions, but they are all different and none of them is contemporary. Jose Ignacio Gonzales-Aller Hierro, the former curator of the Museo Naval in Madrid, provided some information. He has published several books about the Spanish fleet, and about the inventory of the Museo Naval. In his publications „Navío Real Felipe“ and „El navíos de tres puentes en la Armada española“ he in detail outlined the history of the ship.
@@alexdesanzh1771 I am considering modifying my San Felipe model to the Real Felipe. The problem is fashioning the details and rigging because there are no primary sources to work from.
great !! thanks alot😍🤣😋
Thank you for the comment!
Are the plans that you have the ones by mantua or Vincenzo Lusci?
For this ship I have the following information:
- Side view of the „Nuestra Señora de la Concepción y de las Ánimas“ by José Antonio de Gaztañeta
- Stern views of the „Nuestra Señora de la Concepción y de las Ánimas“ by José Antonio de Gaztañeta
- Oil painting of the „Nuestra Señora de la Concepción y de las Ánimas“ by Martín Amigo in the year 1690
- Side view drawing of the „Real Felipe“, author and time of origin unknown, Museo Naval Madrid
- Part of the first drawing of the „San Felipe“, published by the „Departamento de Falanges del Mar“.
- Comparison of the lines of the "San Felipe" with contemporary sources,
1 - left: lines in the original plan of the "San Felipe" of the Departamento de Falanges del Mar,
2 - middle: lines of a Spanish ship of the line, 1712, by Antonio de Gaztañeta,
3 - right: lines of a Spanish ship of the line, 1750, by Jorge Juan
- Drawing of a Spanish two-decker around 1700. Archive of Sevilla
- Mantua 1993 plans
If you're interested, I can share with you...
@@ShipPlans if you could, I would appreciate it
@@ZeusTheGuitarLord
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange.
You can download them from the link:
fex.net/s/7xzmvnr
Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload.
Thank you for the comment!
@@ShipPlans thank you
Hi can I get plans pls
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange.
You can download them from the link:
fex.net/s/dzttcmc
Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload.
Thank you for the comment!
Hi friend, send me the plan files please
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زیبایی در کار شما شگفت انگیزه.
دوست من آیا میتوانید این نقشه های این ماکت را برای من ارسال کنید؟
زیرا متاسفانه در محل زندگی من امکان خرید نیست. ممنونم
طرح ها را در تبادل فایل آپلود کرد.
می توانید آنها را از لینک زیر دانلود کنید:
fex.net/s/9z6yenl
نقشه ها ظرف 7 روز پس از آپلود ما روی مبدل قرار می گیرند.
با تشکر از شما برای نظر!
JE LE CONSTRUIT ACTUELEMENT BEAUCOUP A FAIRE
C'est génial ! La construction de maquette de San Felipe est un projet passionnant. Il y a effectivement beaucoup de travail à faire, mais le résultat en vaut la peine.
Bonne chance avec votre projet, et j'espère que cela vous procure beaucoup de plaisir!
OH Dear Thank you for youre video, its so beautiful. I've been looking for a sketch of this ship for half a year and I'm having no luck.
I am begging you from the bottom of my heart, will you give me print of this ship. Love and be blesst from a Croatian fan. :D
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange.
You can download them from the link:
fex.net/s/dbpv9rp
Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload.
Thank you for the comment!
Historic authenticity of the Spanish SAN FELIPE 1690
ua-cam.com/video/_CFwD8MA7r0/v-deo.html
wow, great job!!! can you please send me the plans
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange.
You can download them from the link:
fex.net/s/atf0nxa
Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload.
Thank you for the comment!
@@ShipPlans "the link does not exist" (anymore :( )
@@danytalloen After uploading files to a free exchanger, it is valid for 7 days. After that I need to download them again.
If you need plans - write in new comments and I will upload them to the exchanger.
@@danytalloen After uploading files to a free exchanger, it is valid for 7 days. After that I need to download them again.
If you need plans - write in new comments and I will upload them to the exchanger.
Can you share the plans please???
Uploaded the plans to the file exchange.
You can download them from the link:
fex.net/s/yatcxdd
Drawings will be on the exchanger within 7 days after our upload.
Thank you for the comment!
Ist ein tolles Modell, würde es gerne mit meinen 69 Jahren nochmal probieren. Dürfte ich den Plan haben? Danke
Habe die Pläne in den Dateiaustausch hochgeladen.
Sie können sie unter dem Link herunterladen:
fex.net/ru/s/xdooare
Die Zeichnungen werden innerhalb von 7 Tagen nach unserem Upload auf dem Austauscher sein.
Danke für den Kommentar!
@@ShipPlans Danke🙂