Great project , Hans-Ake, I will pay careful attention to your report.

Hi Hans-Âke, welcome to the model makers who are crazy about wood!
Yes, where to start ...First the frames have to be drawn out so that the correct components can be drawn from them. It takes some experience and it takes quite a while.
I've been dealing with it myself for a number of years, and two or three skerry´s have been created based on the "Seeadler by Artur Tiller, and Iring (U 67) also built one here in the forum.
If I can help you with that, let me know.
You can browse a little on my homepage www,classic-modellyacht-design.de


Here are some pictures of the 30 skerry "Bijou" by Knud Reimers, which I drew in 1: 6.

I also like to use the ritnings ans spantruta from the Swedish museum.
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It is really possible that I missed an email, usually I always answer immediately.It is possible to draw the components with the existing scans without problems.If you are interested in it, I could draw this, but I immediately say that it cannot be free because it takes a lot of time. I usually have the components milled in Switzerland because it is extremely precise.
In the pictures: 30s Skerry "Bijou" based on the sea eagle, length 161cm, surely too small for you ...

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