Elijah

I wouldn't mind spending some time in that room . Maybe the remote got lost in one of those chairs? I would check in between the cushions. Great job Patrick!

Sounds like a fun concept, coming up with your own design. She's going to be one of a kind! This will be fun to watch !

Nice gun rigging Toni!

Looking good Leo! What's the length of the hull?

Looking good Mike! I'm going to have to take a look at those links by Joel!

I agree, she's looking good! Good luck on the bowsprit rigging! (I just hope I can do as well as you are doing )

Nice kit! I will join the crowd, if I may!

Those are some nice looking stays Sjors! Don't you love it when you have to do something other than work on your ship ?

Nice decking! This may help with hull planking http://modelshipworldforum.com/ship-model-framing-and-planking-articles.php. Good luck!

Hey Toni! This is a very nice build you have! Those cannons look very good! I did notice that the cannon in this picture has one of the metal fasteners loose.

It's on the left. I wish I could have met you at the meeting. I hope I can another time! Also, thanks for the journals !

Looks good! It sure seems like the job never ends!

Looking good! Have fun in London!

Looking good! For a moment there I thought you could build at super speed!

Looks good! I hope I can do somewhat close to as good when I plank! I've still got a few things holding me up at the moment though. Good luck with the odd curves!

Good luck!

And people seem to think solid hulls are easy

That's right Mike !!! (I did as well, a long time ago)

Check the keel parts against the plans and see if they line up. Something is off if they don't.

Happy birthday Patrick! I hope you have a great day today, full of free time to do as you please! (Looking forward to your next update )

Thanks for the compliments! I will look into the book!

Good luck with those rat lines!

There is nothing wrong with basic questions! I do believe you are supposed to sand the burn marks. Good luck!

Here is where I'm at as of tonight. I've started lining off the hull, doing vertical lines first. I started with Kurt's idea, but I had another idea, based on his. I used tape to draw the lines, and will fine tune them once I have the vertical lines done. I also noticed my stern holder was a bit crooked, and I couldn't let it bee, so I took it off. I cut the glue away and re-glued it on. I will continue work when I can. Please tell me if I am doing anything incorrectly. Here are the pictures.

P.s. I've only marked these lines on the starboard side. I will mark the port side once done. Happy modeling everyone!

Until next time!

Nice stove! Your bow is looking good!

A hand dremel maybe?