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    It's in topic. ;o) ... FANTAIL LAUNCH II https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/midwest-model-boat-kit-958-fantail-1786417554
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  15. tabycz
    So. Further progress... ;)
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    It is an insteresting. Let me know how you solved ending at stem and stern where planks aren't with overlap. See photo what I mean. ;o) https://classic-sailing.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/freya-tender-bow-1000.jpg
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    I agree. It's a challenge. I am still looking for right solution. So. If you have any tips. It will be great! I will make another planks. These are good but it isn't good enough. @Kevin-the-lubber: So. I am interested in talking geeky methodology.
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  21. tabycz
    I want to build it . So, full reconstruction.
  22. tabycz
    The base and main is monography --> The Sea of Galilee Boat
  23. tabycz
    I have started modeling the Jesus Boat in Rhino. There are some screenshots...
  24. tabycz
    I like it. And I look forward to your next progress.
  25. tabycz
    That was great building log. I liked to watch how you build this boat. Great job.
  26. tabycz
    Thanks for answer. You have confirmed my opinion. Shapr is interesting tool and it can be great in future. I hope it will be. But now it is good for modelling parts not all ships
  27. tabycz
    Yes, I have a question. The base one is about usability of Shapr3D. Work is intuitive and really simple. But hulls are complex shape and construction. So. My question is what kind of model I can use for? Only for some parts of model or I can create whole ship. Second question is about any tips. I used several CAD and 3D software, so I can find my way. But I know every CAD has own way of proceeding. So. I will appreciate any tip for ship modeling in this CAD. Thanks.
  28. tabycz
    Has anybody any experience with CAD named Shapr3D please? Link is here: https://www.shapr3d.com/
  29. tabycz
    @bruce d: thanks for sending of photos and link. They are helpful!
  30. tabycz
    I hope somebody has something. ;o) I have only ilustration of ruddle house on a French brig around 1806 from book The Global Schooner (KH Marquardt).
  31. tabycz
    @iMustBeCrazy: Thanks for it and your wilingness to help. I appreciate it. I haven't expressed in my previous question well. My mistake. I asked for period (historic) example of construction --> photo of any solution on model, ilustration from book etc.

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