….most definitely DickI hope the result would terrify any Algerian corsair
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….most definitely DickI hope the result would terrify any Algerian corsair
Allan, it's meant to be lapstrake on the cutter but it was my first attempt at lapstrake and a bit wonky.Dick, Your boats looks terrific. Can't tell from the photos, but is the planking on the cutter carvel built or lapstrake?
Thanks
Allan
Do you mean how the planking was applied?I hope one day I will understand the meaning of techniques differences of "planking on the cutter carvel built" versus of a "lapstrake".
Great job on the sculpture and painting!Thank you for all the likes.
What I am about to decribe may irritate the purists out there but I hope they take it in the spirit in which it was meant.
The Howard painting of the Essex shows an indigenous warrior probably Iroquois/Mohawk toting a tomahawk bestriding the head...
Hi, Alan. I got answers from AI for meaning of "carvel built" and "lapstrake built" planking. Learned some new terms.Do you mean how the planking was applied?
Allan

