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Then I proceeded to planking the boards.

Next, I pasted the stem and continued to planking the stern

Now it was possible to proceed to the sheathing of the boardes and the stern of the hull. I started with the stern, in which there are holes, apparently playing the role of scuppers. Because I was not sure that I would be able to cut through these "windows" in the hornbeam planking qualitatively, then I decided to make a compositing design.

 

Then I processed the deck.

2 minutes ago, Omega1234 said:

Hey Igor

Another teeny tiny beauty on the way!  I'm in.

Cheers

Patrick

Hey Patrick!
Welcome!

Then came the turn of planking of the deck. I started with the central board and then I continued to cover the deck boards from the center to the sides.

The deck of the boat has a rather noticeable bend. In addition, the nose is markedly elevated with respect to the stern.

Now I could continue the further processing of the hull base.

Then I drilled holes for wooden studs and glued together the plates that make up the upper and lower parts of the hull.

Next, I proceeded to further processing the plates.

 

So, two weeks ago, on the first day of my short vacation, I started this building.
I started, as usual, with the manufacture of the base of the hull, which will be detachable at the waterline.
First, I cut out the wooden plates, of which the hull will consist.

Hello to all!
Two weeks ago I started another small project in a bottle. This time it is a model of the pilot cutter Jolie Brise. This boat I like for a long time and now, finally, I "matured" for its construction. More or less suitable drawings of this boat, I never found. Found only the theoretical drawing of the hull and the general scheme of the sails. Also I found in the network a number of photos.
Well, and a suitable bottle was found.

A little of the history about Jolie Brise - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jolie_Brise

Every time I just do not find the words, Nils! Incredible work!

Amazing! Just amazing work, Patrick!

Hi Daniel!
Great progress!

Best Regards!
Igor.

Hi Carl!
Congratulations on completing the work!
I do not think that building of the model in a bottle from the kit is easier than building from scratch. I already have a small collection of SIB building kits. I acquired them to study and, if possible, to learn something new, but I was very disappointed

Best Regards!
Igor.

WOW, Patrick!
I just don`t know what to say...
Bravo!

Many thanks, Mark and steamschooner!

A lot of thanks, Carl!

Many thanks, Patrick!

Now the building is almost completed. I'm going to put on the deck of a few bunches of firewood. And I need to come up anything with the stopper and the stand.
And now you can see few total photos of the model

Thank you, Patrick!
Next, I installed a second lifeboat.

The next phase - installation of boats. I started with the lifeboat of the starboard.

Hi Piter, Bob, Lawrence, Mark, Patrick and all who LIKE this project!
A lot of thanks for your words of support and approval! I appreciate your feedback!

So, I continue...

I could not cut some of the threads that were hard to reach areas, using a conventional tool. So I had to make one more tool and to use the way, that usually I do not like to use.

After repairing the damages, I could begin to install fore-mast.
It took me two tries to do it