Pee wee build in Sydney

[chubs]

Cut grooves in the frames for the keel:

[chubs]

Held a piece of scrap in place to support the stem in its proper position:

[chubs]

All in position and glueing the breasthook to the stem. Once dry I'll glue the stem to the frame #2:

[Bill Edmundson]

Nice work, Chubs.

Bill

[chubs]

Thanks bill! If you saw the gaps up close though...

So this polyurethane glue looks pretty ugly while drying:

[chubs]

Tapering the keel:

[chubs]

Glueing the keel in place:

I'm not sure what to do next, can anyone help please?

[chubs]

A better angle:

[chubs]

I guess the bottom battens are next.
I've been looking at the photos on HZChevy's build, and it looks like they are notched into frames 1 and 2, which makes perfect sense.
But in the plans, i can see cutouts (circled in yellow) for the bottom battens in frame 0 (aka the transom), and not in frame 1 and 2, as you can see in the attached images.
Am i missing something obvious here? Am i meant to make cutouts so the bottom of the battens is flush with the frames?

[chubs]

Cut the notches into the transom frames:

[chubs]

Glueing the transom together. I'm back with epoxy now after reading up on it vs polyurethane glue.

[chubs]

I'll probably remove these screws once it's dry:

[hzchevy]

Coming along nicely Chubs. You'll be out in Sydney Harbour with the big boys in no time lol.

[chubs]

Yep hz, the dream is to take the daughters into sydney on this (or another glen-l) boat one day

[chubs]

So I got this to start yesterday, i'm still deciding if I'll use it to power this boat: