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Was the problem cause by difficulty in keeping waves or flat spots in the curvature of the wale? I always have to look along the hull and draw a line to keep the wales in proper shape and symmatrical port to starboard. The wales always want to curve too sharply upward as thay approach the stem, especially on a bluff bow, because of the twist imparted to the wale.
 
I drew a smooth line on the body, and when I glued the rail, it turned out to be a not very smooth bend. In one place there was an angle, there was no smoothness.
 
Great and interesting project. I'm impressed by your skills. I will certainly follow along.
Seeing your work I start wondering whether I should focus on 3D design in the future. Maybe a retirement project.
 
There are many sites with free models, you can also ask modelers, I am always ready to share. From the received models you can compile the necessary decor. It is not necessary to draw everything from scratch.
 
DARIVS ARCHITECTVS said:
Was the problem cause by difficulty in keeping waves or flat spots in the curvature of the wale? I always have to look along the hull and draw a line to keep the wales in proper shape and symmatrical port to starboard. The wales always want to curve too sharply upward as thay approach the stem, especially on a bluff bow, because of the twist imparted to the wale.
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The main thing is to set the first rail correctly. The rest are already good. I draw the first line with a pencil on the body. I bend the rails over hot steam.
 
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