Captain Poison

Hope you can see it they are from my book part list..(8 pages,THE LAST IS THE FIRST ONE)

The stove looks great!

Of course, the position on different ships may vary, but if you do not have more detailed information, perhaps this exquisite execution by Dan Vadas can help you ... page 3, post # 68 .

Precise detail in the construction and the general shape of the ship is excellent, a pleasure to follow this log..grande maestro!

This is the part missing,right? You can use balsa wood and recreate it.. imageproxy.jfif

Taking into account the dimensions of the gunports that you have already built and so that on the other side of the ship they are the same, a wood with the measurements will help, in addition to building them at level. (images by Zarkon)

What is the ship you are working on?

Better to do it now that you are in an early stage, just take your time ...

If you see the marks that you have made, the measurements are different (from high to low towards the bow), unfortunately the way you have done it, if you don't want to start again, to save the work you should cut the planks as they get closer to the bow in an almost triangular shape .. If you see the line in black that would be the way to continue and thus be able to place them without breaking planks. Another method would be to use drop plank (Chuck's image for his Winchelsea) as shown in the image or use the fan for planking. plankingfan.pdf

Exactly Jim, as Chuck says it should not be seen as a museum piece, the idea is to have fun, a good time in construction, this is a hobby that we have for personal passion ... do not quit sailor!

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I have a picture and where she was built..

Shapeways 3D printing maybe is your solution,check the site.. https://www.shapeways.com/create https://www.shapeways.com/marketplace?type=product&q=figurehead

Nice collection Nils!

It is really difficult to answer or find words, as others have said, I understand what you are going through since my sister suffers from the same thing ... but fortunately we will have your legacy in this forum, your knowledge will be preserved and I am sure they will be very much Help for others ... I will not say goodbye, your presence will be with us until together we sail in other seas ...