THERMOPYLAE Ship Model 1:65 

THERMOPYLAE Ship Model 1:65
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THERMOPYLAE Ship Model 1:65
Scale 1: 65
Ship Maker : Dr. Rudolf Schachl
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THERMOPYLAE
Thermopylae was built for the Aberdeen Line, which was founded in 1825 by George Thompson. She measured 212' × 36' × 20.9', with tonnage 991 GRT, 948 NRT and 927 tons under deck. The hull planking was American rock elm from the garboard to the light water line, and then teak from there to the rail. Being of composite construction, the planking was fastened over an iron frame. She had exceptionally fine lines. The coefficient of under deck tonnage was 0.58. This compares with, for instance, Cutty Sark at 0.55 (i.e. slightly sharper than Thermopylae) and Ariel at 0.60. Iron was used for the fore and main lower masts and, when built, the yards for these masts.
Source : Wikipedia