Baker

Thanks Ab, this is much appreciated.

The further build up of the rear castle

Frames 6, 8 and 10 are laid out using the laser

All frames are in place

Started with the cannon ports

And planking of the stern

Some filler pieces are  first atteched

sawing...

On almost all drawings of the Antony roll a beam (wale) can be seen just below the opening for the tiller

Follow the drawing as much as possible

Result

An oops moment. Where there should be a hole for a cannon are frames.

Time to bring out the isopropyl alcohol. Soak off the glue of the framing and do it right

Thanks for following

I think I read somewhere, that this was because yhis shroud can most come into contact with the sail and ropes.

Complated shape of hull 🫣.

but, i have confidence in you  that everything will turn out well 😉

Much, much better than my attempt. 50 years ago 😉 👍

Great work. 

Very nice work 👍

11 hours ago, GrandpaPhil said:

Everything is a lot more square than it appears in the pictures.

Is that meant for me?🤣
(Rember my comment on your Revenge build)

Good luck 👍

10 hours ago, Snug Harbor Johnny said:

  One can always cut or trim off extra wood as needed, but its often troublesome to add back on.

5 hours ago, BANYAN said:

Oh so true!

 

cheers

 

Pat

4 hours ago, druxey said:

You don't have a wood stretcher in your workshop? Pity. Neither do I.

A long time ago I sawed a plank too short.
I sawed off another piece of this plank, and it was too short again....🤪
 
Lesson learned 🫣

Haha
 

Very beautiful models.

Thanks for the positive comments and likes.

Further with the reconstruction of the rear castle.

Sawing "beams" 

Preparation.

The first frames.

Take into account the cannon ports of the upper deck.

All frames have been placed. The drawings of the Mary Rose were followed for the approximately correct position.

The chaotic inside has also been cleaned up a bit.  (not exactly the same as the original, you won't see much of it later anyway).

The plywood pieces are the basis for the cabins.

Result

Next: port side

Either it's my eyes, or it's an optical illusion of the photo.
but something is not in a straight line.

Just finished a few gin and tonics.
( could also be the reason 🤣...)

10 hours ago, GrandpaPhil said:

Would it be safe to assume that the seats of ease in a late 16th century English ship would have been in the usual location on the head grating, on either side of the head?

For me, yes.

10 hours ago, GrandpaPhil said:

And that each one would have seated two?

For me, no.

Just one on seat on each side.

Great work. 

Your buildlogs are always nice to follow.

Nice work.

Oops?😉

Thank you for the explanation.
Very nicely done again 👍

I build this a long time ago.

Will be a nice model, good luck 

Nice work.

I have never seen the red, white and black bands on the turrets on a German ship from that time

was this so then?

" Mark Meester "

A typical Flemish or Dutch name.
Are you sure you live in Canada? 😉

9 hours ago, LCdr Dave said:

My apologies…it seems as if my pictures rearranged themselves…