Santa Maria

Ships have a simple diagram which show their structure. It's called a Ship's Body Lines diagram. Here's an example: upload.wikimedia.org...

I was wondering if we have the Santa Maria's Ship Body Line diagram? I've searched everywhere I could think of, but I can't find it. Yet I know it must exist, as there are replicas of the Santa Maria throughout the World.

The Santa Maria was the flagship of Christopher Columbus as he came to America along with the Pinta and the Nina.

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Can I ask why are you trying to find the ship line diagram? Would the replica diagrams not suffice? Or is this a super top secret report mission?

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books.google.com... M4fAFSu14&hl=en&sa=X&ei=xfZ6UfrTO8LX2AWq4YHgAg&ved=0CC4Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=santa%20maria%20ship%20body%20line%20diagram&f=false

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Thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for. Hm, the pics are a bit small, though... but I'll just zoom in. Thanks!

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Hm, is it me or this diagram is kinda hard to find nowadays? "May 1927"...

Originally posted by sulaw
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Would the replica diagrams not suffice?

Well logically they would even be better than just frontal body lines. (excitedly: ) You found some of these diagrams? Where are they?

Or is this a super top secret report mission?

lol No, just a hobby on 3-D CGI. To make a 3-D figure I gotta know the shape of what I want to replicate.