Nearing the end of the stems!

Last night was another good night of work. I only got about 5 strips on each side of the hull, but considering the extra effort needed as the come around the bilge and take more compound bends, not too bad. You may notice that I am having to use tape between the station molds to keep the strips tightly together until the glue sets. that increases the time between each strip going on. Also, it gets increasingly more difficult to make those compound curves and twists with only my own two hands.

Ready to start

This picture shows the inside of the hull and how tight the strips are to the station molds

A few more strips
Note the fine entry/exit of the hull and how it curves inward toward the centerline before curving outward toward the center of the hull.
Another shot from the other end showing the entry/exit lines.
This is where I stopped last night.

Overall, I'm pretty pleased with the progress. I would like to have the hull completely assembled and almost ready, if not completely ready, for 'glassing by 7 Feb. A tall order, but at this pace, I don't see any problems getting there.