Color the warship. Boat coloring page

A ship is usually called an armed naval vessel intended for use in combat operations. And, although this page is called “Ship Coloring Pages,” not only military vessels will be presented here, but also floating structures intended for other purposes - passenger, transport, sports, fishing and others.

1. Warship coloring pages.

Warships are part of the navies of various states. The first warships in history were sailing-rowing ships, that is, they moved with the help of wind and oars. Modern warships operate both on water (aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers) and under water (submarines). Warship coloring pages include both ancient sailing units and those currently in service. Here are some of them:

• Caravel coloring page. This is a sailing vessel (usually three-masted) common in Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries. Initially, caravels were used for fishing and research purposes, later they began to be armed and used in naval battles.
• Coloring pages Sailing battleships. Wooden sailing ships armed with cannons arranged in rows along the sides (from 2 to 4 rows one above the other). They were intended for combat by lining up several of these ships, with their sides facing the enemy, in one line. Battleships were the main means of naval warfare from the 17th to the mid-19th century, after which they were replaced by ironclads.
• Frigate coloring page. A sailing warship with 3 masts. Frigates were smaller in size than battleships and were usually armed with only one row of cannons. They were used for reconnaissance, communications between squadrons, and convoys.
• Cruiser coloring page. A warship designed primarily to perform combat missions independent of the main fleet. The first cruisers were sailing and appeared in the 17th century (frigates, corvettes, and brigs were used). Today, nuclear-powered cruisers equipped with air and missile defense systems are in service.
• Aircraft carrier coloring page. The largest warships in history are aircraft carriers. On the deck of such a ship there are runways and can accommodate several dozen planes and helicopters. Aircraft carriers, as a rule, operate on nuclear fuel, which allows them to remain at sea for a long time away from their shores.

2. Submarine coloring pages.

Ships that have the ability to dive under water to perform any tasks there are called submarines. There are several coloring pages of such ships on our website. Submarines are mainly used for military purposes, as they have a great advantage over conventional ships - stealth. However, there are not only combat submarines, but also submarines for peaceful purposes: research, transport, postal and tourist.

3. Coloring pages of ships, motor ships, boats, yachts, boats.

In addition to warships, rivers, seas and oceans are plied by ships for peaceful purposes. The word “ship” refers to any floating craft created by man and designed to stay or move on or under water. The vessels include both giant ocean liners and the simplest single-seater rubber boats with oars. Vessels can have a variety of purposes - passenger, cargo, fishing, scientific, sports, pleasure and others. Here you will find coloring pages of non-military ships:

• steamship;
• motor ship;
• a cruise ship;
• sailboat;
• Pirates' ship;
• yacht;
• boat.

Ship coloring pages for children are available in the section of our website. Any of the pictures here can be downloaded and printed for free. Some of the coloring pages are designed for toddlers aged 2-3 years, but most are intended for older children.

Educational thematic coloring books for children 5-9 years old.

Coloring pages for children. Connect the dots. Ships

Bathyscaphe is a vessel that is used to explore the underwater world. It moves with the help of screws located on the back or sides.

Previously, a ship was any vessel that sailed the seas, with the exception of very small ones. Nowadays a ship is a vessel that has three or more masts with weapons.

A sailing yacht is a light and fast vessel. It usually has a cabin for passengers. It is used for recreation or for sporting purposes. There are even competitions on sailing yachts.

A pirogue is a long, flat boat. It was used by ancient tribes for swimming. Usually it was made from a whole tree trunk, and the inside was lined with animal skins. She moved with the help of oars.

The boat is a ship that was created by the Russian people many, many years ago. A boat was built from planks. It was used in military and trade campaigns.

A steamboat is a vessel that uses a steam engine as its engine. It also has screws with which you can choose the direction of movement.

A motor ship is one of the types of self-propelled vessels. In order to set it in motion, an engine is used, which needs fuel. Nowadays this is the most common vessel.

• The cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov is capable of transporting more than fifty aircraft. On board it are in constant combat readiness the Kortik, Kinzhal, Granit missiles and Udav submarine missiles.
• The Bora missile ship is a hovercraft missile ship, part of the Crimean naval base of the Black Sea Fleet.
• The Murena landing boat appeared in the 80s and quickly became the dream of many naval landing units and border guards. This boat will easily repel any enemy!
• The Lun ekranoplan rocket ship is a vehicle that flies in the range of an aerodynamic screen, usually at a low altitude from the surface of ice, ground and snow.
• Military boat Vikhr - was part of the Pacific Fleet, now disbanded.
• A British torpedo boat is a small combat vessel that destroys warships and transport ships with shells.

The collection is constantly updated - you will always have the opportunity to download new images for free. Here are our first fighting swallows that you can start coloring right now:

Marine kamikazes, cruiser Aurora and... cats!

Did you know that kamikazes exist not only in the air force, but also in the navy, and one of the Atlantic islands is known as the “ship devourer”?

The cruiser Aurora, which delights tourists and residents of St. Petersburg with its majestic appearance, is not an entirely original ship, because during its reconstruction in 1984, more than fifty percent of the hull and superstructures of the structure were replaced.

It is impossible to imagine how many people die and are saved on watercraft!

There is even a cat who managed to survive on three sunken ships of World War II - the first was the Bismarck, from which only 115 of the 2,200 crew members escaped.

Then he survived on board the torpedoed destroyer "Cossack" and, finally, escaped from the sunken aircraft carrier "Ark Royal" - after all these troubles, they decided to leave the cat Sam on the shore, where he lived happily ever after.

We urgently need to print out the first pictures in good quality and set off on a heroic voyage! Ship coloring pages are waiting for you!