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The portside of the hull is fully planked. The other side is planked above
the wales. Planking is red oak |
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Gun deck timbering. I am now installing the knees. The berth deck is fully
timbered and half is planked |
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Berth deck timbering; beams, carlings, lodging and hanging knees installed.
Ceiling on both sides. This shot was taken before the ones above. |
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Stern timbering |
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Another shot of the gun deck timbers. |
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Sternquarter view |
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Transom. I used boxwood for the carvings. |
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Constitution in background, Raleigh to the fore. Same scale. You can appreciate
how massive the Constitution framing was, and see her advantage against
a lighter built frigate. |
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Raleigh as of March, 2008. Now on pedestals and entering the final stages
of hull construction. |
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Upper deck planked, starting on the timbers for the quarter deck. Have
to finish off partitions, cannon, etc. first. |
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Photo of the guns in the great cabin and the partition. Captain's writing
desk between the cannon. |
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