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Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings

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  1. Painting for ships boats

    By Bossman,
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  2. Securing boats

    By DaveBaxt,
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  3. Gratings

    By DaveBaxt,
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  4. Source for Large Scale Blocks for Guns

    By rraisley,
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  5. ? Cable Compressor

    By barkeater,
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  6. Securing the Cannons 1 2

    By DaveBaxt,
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  7. Navies of the World 1880 - lots of ordnance details

    By bruce d,
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  8. An armed capstan

    By bruce d,
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  9. Hammocks, cranes and covers 1 2

    By dafi,
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  10. Question about thwarts in a launch

    By bruce d,
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  11. Advice on making a cut-away hull?

    By smith100,   
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  12. Whaleboat Questions

    By David Lester,
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  13. Tiller length on 1850 schooner

    By Michelnou,
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  14. Gun carriage eyebolts

    By allanyed,
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  15. HMS Victory CAD Model Research Project 1 2

    By rraisley,
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  16. Sizing anchor chains - Moved to appropriate sub-forum

    By TMAN,
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  17. Best online source for basic fittings: cleats, bollards, portholes, blocks, etc.

    By Michael Scarborough,
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  18. How much slack in breeching Lines?

    By ASlrWnt2C,
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  19. Why do hot guns jump violently? 1 2 3

    By dafi,
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  20. HMS Trincomalee - guns - question regarding extra pieces

    By AON,   
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  21. 12lb and 6lb 18th century french guns range

    By MESSIS,
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  22. De-moderninzing the Pride of Baltimore II

    By Brewerpaul,
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  23. Ship's Boat Oar Length

    By gieb8688,
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  24. Bluenose II

    By massimotocco,
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  25. How to Install Dummy Cannons?

    By Kelp,
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  26. Pride of Baltimore II guns 'way out of scale

    By Brewerpaul,
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    • 960 views

  27. The Operation, Firing and Reloading of Cannons

    By tmj,
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  28. Suggestions for "how to's" on doing a ship's nameplate

    By Commander Bond, RNSVR,   
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  29. Head figure of Bellona

    By igorcap,   
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  30. Rudder inlet waterproofing

    By MESSIS,
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