Shipbucket

That's a wonderful drawing from someone new to the site!

I do think, however, that she'll deserve a little more attention to detail, both where it comes to the rigging (no blocks for instance!) and the wooden hull, which kinda looks too uniform, and thus "unwooden" (if that's a word...)

But, you show a great deal of skill and talent, my friend, so I'm confident you'll find solutions to the concerns raised!

Nice work!
Though I agree with Bezobrazov's comments regarding detailing.

Thanks, I added some detail to the rigging and woodenized it

Yeah, you're getting there. Am liking what I see. However, where not even Arab (Omani, Yemeni, Egyptian, Tunisian, Algerian, Tripolitanian, and what not!) xebecs quite fancifully decorated; especially the long quarter deck railing boards? Some even sported small stern and quarter galleries in a clear emulating of Western frigates.

Actually yes, they where fancifully decorated (carving, inlays, what-not) so now I've decorated it.

I am glad Shipbucket got such member as CraigH now))

Because I can...

This is my little slice of the world fleet at the moment, a modified 14 Windrush plus trailer configerations and kayak



Yes I know, a template, still working on how to arrange it on one, no point on having 7 templates.

Wow! Great work on such tiny boats, I really like it!
As for arrangement on template - I suggest all on one level, at regular intervals, with trailers on the left ("on shore") and then towards "sailing away".

FD Scale Sailing Ships Parts: Anchors and ship's boats.

Here's some anchors and ships boats from two source books: Anatomy of the Ship: USS Constitution and Anatomy of the Ship: Essex.

This sheet is expected to grow as I dig up repeatable items like small craft, anchor types and sizes, maybe ordinance. The problem with sailing ships is that darned near everything needs to be custom made for each particular ship!

CraigH

Nice work Craig!

A before shot of my sailing ships work-board before the holidays, hopefully all will be finished on this board by the end (Large Image follows)