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Maiden Voyage -- A Scratch Built of My Own Design.

Is your pink stuff the fairly rigid foamed polystyrene or the softer material that you can almost mould with the pressure of your fingers? For what use is it manufactured?
 
Looking good!

Is your pink stuff the fairly rigid foamed polystyrene or the softer material that you can almost mould with the pressure of your fingers? For what use is it manufactured?
Yes. I am using 1" thick pink insulation foam. It is a commonly used item in terrain building for wargaming which I was heavily a part of for many years until about 5 years ago.
 
I am using 1" thick pink insulation foam. It is a commonly used item in terrain building for wargaming which I was heavily a part of for many years until about 5 years ago.

Thanks. I'm familiar with it from making dioramas. It's handy when things transfer from one hobby to another. :)
 
So, I'm thinking I might go all in and do an open-side hull build to allow visibility of interior detail?
 
Why not? Your challenge will be to stick to the fantasy side of the equation. I mean, it's no use suddenly reverting to a true to scale interior, where everything is logical.
 
I like the fore and sterncastles. Lots of scope for details there.

However, compared to your initial sketch the hull looks too chunky to me, like a big furry slipper. I can’t imagine it ever making headway.

I think it’s the bulge at the stern and the very blunt bow?
 
I like the fore and sterncastles. Lots of scope for details there.

However, compared to your initial sketch the hull looks too chunky to me, like a big furry slipper. I can’t imagine it ever making headway.

I think it’s the bulge at the stern and the very blunt bow?
Yeah, you're right. The hull needs more attention.
 
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