Great job on the hull planking. It will probably take me some time to get to that point and it will be my first time.
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Wonderful done. If I see your's and doc's bulldog, I have to think about changing my idea not to plank the underwater part of the hull.
Good morning Christian,
a good point. Unfortunately I'm not very well versed in the subject and please correct me if I'm wrong, the style doesn't matter.
- Arsenal -> one side of the hull planked (French style)
- Admiralty building -> not planked (English style)
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In my opion the correct name for the English style is Navy Board Model.
I don't build my Fly in this style. For a Navy Board Model you use a stylized frame sheme. Also you don't build the decks under the gun deck.
I use the appearance of a Navy Board Model combined with a fully framed model. I don't know if this style has a special name. David Antscherl has described this in his Swan Class series. The main difference between the pure Arsenal style for french ships and my way is, that I like to use colors for parts of my model.