The palette

Birch stairs set upside down as weatherboards, dark oak logs for the corner posts, sill and girts; dark oak stairs, slabs and planks for the curved roof; stripped oak logs and oak stairs for the cross-trees, post and quarter-bars, bricks for the piers; stripped dark oak and dark oak logs for the sail stocks and whips, dark oak fences and trapdoors for the hemlaths and sail bars, white wool for the canvas; spruce planks and stairs for the brake wheel, porch and ladder; polished blackstone and an iron block for the poll end; cobblestone, stone and andesite for the pad.

Techniques

• The trestle
• Weatherboards with shadow lines
• A breast with the brake wheel
• A curved roof two thick
• Sails with depth

The steps

1. Stone pad
2. Four brick piers
3. The two cross-trees
4. The central post and four quarter-bars
5. The crown tree, the sheers and the floor
6. The buck: the lower storey, weatherboarded
7. The buck: the upper storey
8. Windows under little hoods
9. The breast on its corbels
10. The brake wheel and the windshaft
11. The curved roof, two boards thick
12. The gables and the sack hoist
13. The upper sail, canvas spread
14. The east sail, bare bars
15. The lower sail, canvas spread
16. The west sail, bare bars
17. The porch at the door, under a pent
18. The steep ladder on the tail pole
19. Lanterns at the door and the breast

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