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Yep, this evening I invested another 2 hours on sanding the frames smooth. I find it less of a chore now that the frames are all faired and this is kind of fun, checking again and again to find some imperfections.Looking very good (with still more to do)! I recall spending several days on my patio just sanding the interior hull. It will all be worth the effort!
On top of the ceiling planks... See this image from a digital model of a swan class ship (1770-1780):Thank You
I wonder if the breasthooks were attached to the frames (before ceiling planks are installed) or on top of the ceiling planks?
In case they were attached on top of the planks I would have to leave a space between the breast hook and the frames...
I have to look through my books or does anyone know this?