The hull and deck are removed from their respective molds. Both hull and deck are immediately covered with protective sheaths of peel-ply to protect from dings and damage. In the final picture, you can see the hull mold on the right, ready for the next lay-up.
The hull will stay upside down while the builders install the frames, floors, and interior. The hull will stay upside down for 98 percent of the build.
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