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This project is still underway and is being completed to the best historical knowledge. The fleet is that of James IV in 1511 at the relatively short but significant apex of the Scottish Navy. Notably the Flagship, the Michael, popularly known as the Great Michael was one the world's largest ships at the time at 1000 tons burden. When completed I will make a single or possibly multiple videos on the fleet.
Here is a list of all the vessels ordered as a line of battle and showing their level of completion:
25 Vessels
Great carracks
For those interested here is a link to the document where I have collected together all the information I have been able to find on each vessel and some more general information on the Stuart Navy:
docs.google.com/document/d/1kTjyPsWanzoHjn9DZDu0dJRYNo4bFbhZ4bMjqwLcQC4/edit?usp=sharing
Here is a list of all the vessels ordered as a line of battle and showing their level of completion:
25 Vessels
Great carracks
- Michael 1000-ton Flagship UNDER CONSTRUCTION
- Margaret 700-ton Vice-flagship COMPLETED
- James {400-ton} COMPLETED
- King's Carvel {160-ton}
- Flower {160-ton} COMPLETED
- Lion 120-ton COMPLETED
- Unicorn {150-ton} COMPLETED
- Christopher {130-ton} COMPLETED
- Eagle {120-ton} COMPLETED
- Douglas
- [Warship]
- Marivellibe {100-ton}
- Towaich {100-ton}
- [Galley]
- Lawson’s Wynd
- Lark
- Bark of Abbeville
- [New bark] {80-ton}
- [Barque] {80-ton}
- [Barque] {80-ton}
- Cuckoo {80-ton}
- Black Barque {80-ton}
- Chalmer’s barque {80-ton}
- Jennet of Purwyn 70-ton
- Colomb {60-ton} COMPLETED
For those interested here is a link to the document where I have collected together all the information I have been able to find on each vessel and some more general information on the Stuart Navy:
docs.google.com/document/d/1kTjyPsWanzoHjn9DZDu0dJRYNo4bFbhZ4bMjqwLcQC4/edit?usp=sharing
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Update #1 : by Rainulf Felton 06/21/2020 12:52:53 pmJun 21st, 2020
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