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Le Soleil Royal stern model by Janos [COMPLETED BUILD]

Hi Janos, great work again.
I have been visiting the maritime museum in Rochefort last Tuesday and there they have a fantastic contemporary large model of a ship of the same era. Maybe some extra inspiration.
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This model was build in the 17th century by shipwrights at the royal yard in Rochefort
 
An update about the current state of LSR. I am cautiously progressing from the bottom upwards, there are 3 more decks to go. I do the inside-outside planking concurrently, as the clamping of the planks is the easiest this way. Lots of problems to solve. It is clear that the preliminary design did not succeed as expected, so I have to make some modifications as I go. Now I am in the process of building the hull as well as creating the carvings at the same time. The latter is definitely the part which I love more.
Currently, the two side galleys, as well as the carvings in the middle of the tafferel, are attached only temporarily (for the sake of the photos), their position will slightly change a bit later.
Janos


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Wow - great work and process - your carving work is really very good Ivan will be proud of his student.
I am surprised about the location of the one ladder hatch, which not in the center line but shifted to one side directly behind the gun -> they had to be very careful during action
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Thanks, Uwe,
There are quite a few things in my LSR which are based jut on guesswork. One of these is this ladder which I thought could be moved out of the centre. I just thought it would be quite boring if everything is too symmetrical...
János
 
The current state of the Soleil Royale.
Janos

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The aft in full. Some more details had been added - rails, desk supportsm carvings. The name plate is still empty, letters will come.

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The aft in a close-up (and blurred)

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The starboard side gallery with the new faces

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The same on the port side

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And the inside with the honest dust (can't be seen this much by the naked eye...)
 
A few items had been added to the stern. Still a good number missing!

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The two main female figures had been added (temporarily) and the top section starts to take shape.

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The starboard side of the galeries

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And the port side

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The port side in close-up

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The crown is kept by hand yet.
Janos
 
A few further details. The problem is, how to make them visible later... (leaving out deck planks, etc)
Janos

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The parquetry for the Admirals cabin

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And a table. Only the chairs and candle holders are missing yet...
 
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