I started of with a large piece of paper to make a template. I used painters tape to hold up the paper and pencil to help trace out the curves and edges undernith. then I cut with sissors untile I got a good fit.

The part of the paper template extending over the side door.

View of the side door and wheel well.

View of the paper template over the wheel well and along the back door. I had to ape in some extra pater to fill the gap.

Now it is time to transfer the paper template to the cardboard template. We transfer to a cardboard template because it is more rigid and will emulate the actual ply wood wall better then paper. therefore giving a more accurate model.

Once I trace out the template with pencil onto the cardboard, I then use a box cutter to cut out the cardboard.

With the cardboard template cut out I can check how it fits and make any adjustments.

It turns out I do need to trim some cardbaord to get a better fit around the angles.

With the cardboard template done, I tranfered it to the ply wood and cut the plywood with a jigsaw. Now I am going to glue the cedar to the ply wood using liquid nails.