I am looking for someone to help me design my boat please

Can anyone help to design Mersey ferry

 

Welcome to the forum.
Any more details about your project?. Thank you, that will undoubtedly help to get the help you demand.

 

I can show more pictures and more details of the boat

 

So, you want someone to make the drawings for you to build a scale model of the ship. Am I wrong?

 

Yes that’s right so they can do the drawings for me so I then can take it to get the wood cut to size for me so I can build it myself

 

It's clear. And, what information do you have to be able to make those drawings?

 

I have only got photos of the boat but I know what size I want it if that helps

 

It sounds like you want to build a model of the ferry that goes across the River Mersey in Liverpool - how big / what size do you want your model to be?

 

Have you got a good photo of the entire side of the boat ?
Can you say how long you want the model to end up ?
Its pretty easy to do if you can provide decent photos

 

There is some info about the ferry Leasowe (as shown in Allen's photos) here - you just have to scroll down a bit.

Mersey Ferry - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mersey_Ferry

And here is a photo of Leasowe on Flickr -
New Type Ferry Boat ("Leasowe"), River Mersey, Liverpool, UK. https://www.flickr.com/photos/44435674@N00/32739303966

 

I suppose that the part of the hull that goes under the water must also be included in the model. Any photo of it?

 

From her sistership info page: "Records for this vessel are held by the Egremont Trust and Dartmouth Museum. These include a photographic archive and original build plans"
Egremont | National Historic Ships https://www.nationalhistoricships.org.uk/register/1926/egremont

You contact the nice folks from Visit & Explore Dartmouth's Small but Fascinating Museum - Dartmouth Museum https://www.dartmouthmuseum.org/ and get a copy of the original plans.

 

I think that Rumars has nailed it there for you Allen - if you can get a copy of the original plans then you can build your model to whatever scale you choose.
You will probably have to pay a modest fee to the museum for the photocopies.

 

Just for fun, it would seem that 100 to 1 scale would be convenient

 

It’s about 46 inches long and 10 inches wide I have only got some pictures to work off