The planking is beautiful! I could understand not detailing with the fasteners, but if you made a Brass punch and did, you'd have one of the best Viking ships out there. Tons of work though. The Vikings used a washer with a hole in it, then punched though in with a square nail, bending the sharp point back in onto the inside to hold the planks together. This formed a very moveable, but sealed hull, which snaked over the water, and did not break apart in seas that would have demolished other style boats, and that allowed them to carry a full load ankle deep. This type of clinker built boat was easy to seal with a rope/tar combination rope called Oakum. You put the Oakum strip between the leaking seam with a flat piece of metal, like a paint scraper, but the edge is flat, so as not to cut, and when it gets wet, it swells, sealing the seam. Fun facts nobody is interested in.
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