3D Artist in Baltimore
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3D Scanning Lady Maryland

3D Scanning Living Classroom’s Lady Maryland. The ship was built  in 1986 to provide students with a hands-on opportunity to sail an historic vessel and learn about the ecology, history and economics of the Bay and the waters off the north east coast of the United States.

Taylor using photogrammetry and 3D editing software to display a 3D model of the historic ship.

Lady Maryland - Pungy Schooner

Living Classroom’s Educational Ship

Lady Maryland is an authentic reproduction of a Chesapeake Bay pungy schooner. Beginning in the early part of the 19th century, pungies were considered to be among the fastest of all Bay watercraft. They were frequently employed in the carriage of perishable cargoes – such as fruits, vegetables, and fish – throughout the region.

Built in 1986 by a team of shipwrights and students, she was the first hands-on learning project undertaken by Living Classrooms Foundation.”

Post Processing


Extra work was put into adding the sails and flags. I wanted it to look like it was plopped out of the water as it was sailing in the Inner Harbor.

 

3D Model

 

Ship Stats

Length overall 104’

Rig height 92’

Length on deck 72’

Beam 22’

Gross tonnage 60 tons

Draft 7’6”

 

3D Printing Lady Maryland

It was extremely rewarding to delivering the 3D print of Lady Maryland to Living Classrooms. They currently use it as an educational asset.