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| Cruiser Class brig hull with added stern lights. (beneteau3) | The clamping of the waterways at the base of the bulwarks. (Ray C) |
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| A deadeye with the chain soldered around it. Part of Dan's description of chain making. (Dan L) | Dan has used a small piece of tube attached to a soldering iron to imitate wooden plugs in his decking. (Dan L) |
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| The Cruiser Class deck showing the stubs of the two masts (where the hinge plates will be attached) and the mechanical hatch (the capstan is centered on this). (Ray C). | Showing a beautiful finish on the barrel and well detailed worm and rammer. (Dan L) |
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| A perfect finish. (Dan L). | Good finishes and added fittings and gun tackle on this 32 lb carronade. The long pin is what secures the gun to the deck. (Dan L). |
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| The Cruiser Class deck hatches with added fittings and shot garlands. (Ray C) | Added barrels and deck ringbolts. An unpainted Doctor Maturin is keeping on eye on progress. (Hoghappy). |
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| Foster has added a second wheel to his ship and added a brass band, Fittings have been added to the companionway and gun carriages and he has made the shot garlands and pinrails. (Ray C). | Prince de Neufchatel in the dry dock nearing completion. (Hoghappy). |
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| Dan has hand made hearts for the attachment of the forestay to the bowsprit. (Dan L). | Prince de Neufchatel sailing large. (Hoghappy). |
