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Copy of the plan from National Archives. This version shows her original
open decorative head timbers. |
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Setting up the frames on the building board. The scale spacing between
the frames was 1/32". No wonder she was "old ironsides" |
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Full frames on the keel. Secured with a through bolt for sanding and shaping |
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Another view of the frames ready for sanding. |
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Adding the bow cant frames and hawse timbering. |
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Framing nearly complete. |
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Stern timbering. Outboard profile in background of the building board |
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Planking the wales |
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The framing of the Constitution compared to a model of the Raleigh, a
12 pounder frigate, built to the same scale. |
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