Free ship plans

You are all very welcome!

 Thank you so much.  

Model Monkey

Don't click the tag, click here: "Catalog of over 3,000 3D-printed products for scale modelers."

Open the catalog, choose a subject, e.g. "1/350 scale US Navy Battleships", go to that catalog page, then choose the plans you want from those listed. Add the plans to your cart as though they were models, then checkout normally. You will be sent links by email to download the drawings at no cost to you.

The plans are distrubuted throughout the catalog by subject.  There is no single page with all of the plans.

Hope this helps and thanks for your persistence!

 

Thanks for clarifying that.

Hi,

Thank you for providing thisinformation.  I have dowloaded the files for a couple of ships.  

Pat

Awesome, another great Model Monkey value!

Don't click the tag, click here: "Catalog of over 3,000 3D-printed products for scale modelers."

Open the catalog, choose a subject, e.g. "1/350 scale US Navy Battleships", go to that catalog page, then choose the plans you want from those listed. Add the plans to your cart as though they were models, then checkout normally. You will be sent links by email to download the drawings at no cost to you.

The plans are distrubuted throughout the catalog by subject.  There is no single page with all of the plans.

Hope this helps and thanks for your persistence!

When I click "Tag: ship plans" I get a message that says "Unable to load results at this time."

When I click on your URL, I am taken to your catalog page, where I find no link to any ship plans.

What other blue links are there? Could you please just post a direct link to the plans page?

Several months ago I remembered that there were places online that offered free ship plans.  I did a thorough Google search and was amazed at the sites I found- lots of sites with a huge variety of subjects. Google free model ship plans and stay at it for a bit.

Then I remembed that model ships are the oldest genre of model building.  Ship modeling has been going on since the middle ages.  There were no model kit companies, it was all scratch building.  When people other than sailors took up the hobby, there became a market for plans/drawings.  People were publishing ship model plans in the eighteenth century. 

Please try again or click the blue link below.

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Thank you, fellas!

Thank you.  You continue to be a valueable and significant resource to our hobby.

Thanks for the information, I sense more detailing or modification possibilities ahead.

Thank you Steve. I'll go check it out