Wooden frame made for the ship and when a little more sanding has taken place will skin it with plastic sheets 

Quote from: MSea on June 02, 2023, 05:19:28 PM
I have read about Larry the Lamb in history books Chris - so will say no more - hohohhoho

Yeah, right!

It's looking good.

Bob c

First of many sections of plastic skin added to the wooden frame, when dry and solid will add the second section of the deck and then trim to size. Then its the fun of adding the ships sides to the ship shape 

Uh oh, some real modelling going on here!!

Quote from: cph64 on June 07, 2023, 01:45:26 PM
Uh oh, some real modelling going on here!!

No Chris just glue and hack - hohhoho

A good start Martin.

Both sections of the deck added and end sections of the ships side in place.  The wood block on the center of the deck is the start of the midships house - now your question what is the hermesetas tube doing in this photo 

A very good question Martin.

Yes Chris BUT what is the answer hohohoho

A start made on the wheelhouse - sides made in card to check size and then cut from 0.7 plastic and the door marked and cut out on the first side.
Will make and fasten sides and top to the wood block , then add any detail inside the wheelhouse before adding the front section -  that's the plan 

Tea has taken longer than "she who must be obeyed" thought it would so have been able to fasten both sides onto the wood block and also finf the steering wheel - amazing what you find in craft shops   

Is it a big chimney? A leftover from Drax?

Looking good Martin. I still have no answer to your question.

All will be revealed in the shake of a m/c guns power - hohohho