Hello everyone,
A little background. I got this HMS Greyhound from my parents when I was in high school. At the time, I knew little what I was doing and less how long it would take.
It didn't help to learn that whoever designed the kit seemed to be a few cannons short of a broadside when it came to plan drawing.
Daunted by these difficulties, I did only the first few steps in putting together the hull, sanding it, and placing the first planks before I paused the project. Then I forgot about it for eight years.
When I got back to it, my skills were about the same but my patience and will to persevere were far higher. I offer my thanks to the people who answered my questions on this site back then. My apologies for forgetting about y'all for about a decade.
The bad news is that High School Me had made a few mistakes. Well, many mistakes. Mistakes that involved glue and delicate wood and couldn't be fixed.
But with the right amount of planking, sanding, and perseverance, they could hopefully be hidden. Thus began my covert Corel corrections.
To begin, here's the earliest set of photos I can find of the model. The upside down one resists all editing.
