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Scaled 1/96 Noahs Ark Model

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Scaled 1/96 Noahs Ark Model Scaled 1/96 Noahs Ark Model Scaled 1/96 Noahs Ark Model Click the pictures to enlarge them

NOAHS ARK
This model of Noahs Ark was built in feet according to the dimensions given in the Bible (6:15-16).
The Scale of this Ark model is 1/96 (1/8=1’) which would make this model 56 1/4” long x 9 3/8” wide x 5 5/8” high. There is 4 different types of wood used on the model. The dark wood on the exterior of the model is walnut to represent the pitch (6:14) on the Ark inside and out. The deck planks are planked in spanish cedar, and the frame work is framed in pine and basswood. The front side of the model shows the finished look, and the back side shows the Ark under construction. This Ark has taken 4 weeks to build from scratch, the tools used were table saw, miter saw, sand paper, and glue.

For more photos click here- http://www.densmodelships.zoomshare.com/11.html
HANDCRAFTED NOAHS ARK MODELS- http://www.densmodelships.zoomshare.com/7.html

-- DENS MODEL SHIPS - http://www.densmodelships.zoomshare.com


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posted 207 days ago

amazing!

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puzzled

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posted 207 days ago

That is a great model!

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tenontim

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posted 207 days ago

Nice work. I guess it took Noah about 100 years to finish his because he didn’t have a generator to run his table or miter saw ;]

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teenagewoodworker

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posted 207 days ago

wow what a great model. it took 4 weeks to complete, wow. i don’t know how Noah did it. i bet he sure would have been happy to have a table saw, and miter saw. great job!

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Scott Bryan

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posted 207 days ago

Hi Den

I really enjoy seeing these posts. The details are outstanding. Wonderful post.

Thanks for sharing.

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posted 207 days ago

Great detail. Your patience level must be high. Model work fascinates me. Maybe I’ll try some.

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oicurn2it2

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posted 207 days ago

very cool tribute

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