Anonymous wrote: Your SibLing seems to have much more of a 'kick' to the sheer, aft, or is that just the photo?  You are so lucky with your shed - I couldn't get that far away from SibLim until we pulled her out of the shed!

Hm, here is another photo from the side. It looks like more kick compared to FanShi.

The downside of the shed is that I have to work on other people's boats 9 to 5, while my own project is barely progressing. :/

Thank you Robert, I look forward to seeing pictures of your SibLing as it progresses.

I haven't found time to finish a blog article yet. Therefore here is another picture of my progress:

An exciting stage to be at. Wonderful. I think this is an outstanding cruising boat design.

I laminated the front part of the lower chinelogs and all bulkheads to the backbone. Yesterday I laminated the front part of the lower chinelogs to the aft part and STN 0 to the backbone. My plan for today is to glue the lower chinelogs in place which will be a small milestone because all bulkheads will be in their definite positions.