Steve,
I don't know how to use THAT drawing program yet.
They will be mounted to the side wall and project out about 9 1/2" or so... same type of look that a Camp-Inn fender has, except the rear deco area will be a separate compartment with a flip up lid for either storage or an ice box for the kids sodas. The fenders, where they meet the side wall, will be trimmed in lighter trim.
At least I'm set on the location of the accent stripe. I'm going to incorporate that two piece bead and cove stripe into the lighter trim. Nixed the full bead and cove side wall, using 1/4" ply exterior skins now.
I just picked up the ply. The bottom darker area will be african mahogany, dyed dark red and the upper area will be red birch, dyed yellow. I hope to get the wall frames skinned this weekend.
Fender #1 allows for the dark red to carry through as where fender #2 comes up to the applied accent stripe.
These mahogany sheets are incredible. The "back" sides of them look more like laminated lumber and are heavy with fiddleback.
I'm gonna do some tests with the dye to see how that side looks... my hunch is that it's gonna look awesome, but I don't have the balls to go for it without doing a test with the anyline dye first.
I bought seven sheets of marine grade hydrotech last week and was going to go vertical with the grain with lighter trim at the vertical joints, but found two problems... 1 the hydrotech has filler putty on both sides and 2. didn't work out too well with the dye on the upper color.
Now that I'm using two different types of ply, I'm going to go horizontal on the grain orientation and the only vertical joints that will need an applied trim are above and below the center of the doors.
I will post photos after I get the walls dyed.