Here's one:
( Gosh, I wish I was over this picture posting problem) As I Posted in Autos, I was in my Favorite Flea Market yesterday.( I go there to visit friends and excercise as well as spend a few Bucks, NEVER over Twenty Bucks to acquire multiple items). I stopped for coffee and was moseying along and my periphial Vision Spots Something!
What! Oh, Good heavens!! a Tri or Bi Reme hull ( But, Just the frames, on a BUILDING BOARD!! ) Now based on the lines I have been Able to deduce she's a Bi-Reme. Based on the Keel and Stem and Aft end she's either Greek, Roman or Phoenician.
My Question is this. Who ever put out this kit! She's 23" inches long and has only twelve frames. The former builder even had gone so far as to sand the fore and aft frames at the proper angle for planking. The keel and Stern up-Curves are thus. Stern 3-1/2" High, Stem 2-3/4" high from the flat plane of the keel. She has No Ram or areas to fasten one. The lines are gorgeous though. She has a double floor where I believe the mast is mounted. there's a wooden plate on top of the keel with a circle and the number 14 Printed very neatly it on . All the Frames are numbered as is the parts for the building board!
Sorry about no Pics- Still trying - From what I have described, does anyone have an idea?