I'm making final adjustments and additions to the CAD drawing of Peggy. This includes identifying the remains of the 1789 Peggy and separating them from the 1802 modifications. This has been quite a headache because George Quayle's conversion of Peggy to the form we see today resulted in hundreds of changes. Inside the boat for instance there's a veritable forest of frames; using the CAD drawing it is much easier to see patterns and correspondences in these and to categorise them to either period. Easier - but not easy.
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| This is Peggy in her current, 1802, form. The colours help me navigate the model. |
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| The 1802 Peggy from above..... |
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… The same view of the 1802 Peggy, but in a 'rendered' view that's easier to understand
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| And finally, a view of Peggy with the 1802 additions stripped away, & with sliding keels |
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