PT or MTB Boats lines plan

[Alfonso]

Hello!

Does anyone here have and is willing to share lines plan for PT or MT boats?

Or know where to find them?

I need them for a project.

Thanks in advance!

[rasorinc]

These people may be able to produce prints. http://www.ptboats.org/20-05-05-drawings-004.html

[Alfonso]

Thank You, I'll check the website!

[Adler]

Originally Posted by Alfonso

Hello!

Does anyone here have and is willing to share lines plan for PT or MT boats?

Or know where to find them?

I need them for a project.

Thanks in advance!

Please do the necessary corrections if I am not right.

I supposed that you asked lines plans for Fast Attack Boats of an old period.

Anyway you look for something in round bilge or in hard chine?

[Alfonso]

Originally Posted by Adler

Please do the necessary corrections if I am not right.

I supposed that you asked lines plans for Fast Attack Boats of an old period.

Anyway you look for something in round bilge or in hard chine?

I'm looking for lines plans of ELCO PT boats of world war 2. Or something similar. Maybe even german world war 2 torpedo boats.

[PAR]

What will be your use for these boats? I mention this because design has evolved considerably since then and far better hull forms have been developed, then those historically interesting, but antique craft.

[Adler]

Originally Posted by Alfonso

I'm looking for lines plans of ELCO PT boats of world war 2. Or something similar. Maybe even german world war 2 torpedo boats.

For your records in brief:
The German History of Fast Attack Crafts (Schnellboote) was Started from a Yacht design order that a Private Investement Banker Otto Hermann Kahn gave to Boat builder Frederick Lürssen.(1926/27) http://www.prinzeugen.com/DesignManufacture.htm
from that time and then the German Fast Attack Crafts was driven from Lürssen Shipyards.
Regarding the German torpedo-boats of Kriegsmarine in WWII the type was
class S. (equiped by three propellers-shafts)
Next to WWII was born Bundesmarine and S-class was replaced on 1954-56 by the new design Typ.55/60 (equiped by four propeller shafts) that was based on the Jaguar Class (type 140) - SeeAdler Class (type 141) and Zobel Class (type 142).

All of them was a round bilge design. (http://www.schnellboot.net/de/bundes...oote/index.php)

If you are interesting for that Typ.55/60 please mail me what is the subject of your asking fields and what you are looking for.