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Hoy, 1760

And then the lights. The original ones were unusable as they didn't fit the modyfied (by a convex shaped transom wing instead of the stock flat one) stern anymore. I nevertheless used the the original holes, even a bit altered, in the laser cut billet as templates to assembly the new lights. Glasses are made with clear fix resin by Humbro, wich worked great. Cheers all!

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I spent the whole day at my parents' home, lost in sweet recollections and moving findings. Among them, the well known monograph on HMS Bellona by Brian Lavery. The funny thing is that I have totally fogotten about it, even purchasing. It's from the 2007 reprint batch, never opened and flawless, presumably got during the 2007-2009 financial crisis, when basically everything cost almost nothing while I was earning very good money. Its price was 25£...

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