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

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  1. Napoleonic British Seamen set-1, Aloft 1/48., 1/64, 1/72

    By oneslim,   
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  2. fire buckets

    By mfrazier,
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  3. Correct flag

    By MESSIS,
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  4. steam and pipe fittings

    By Steve Harvath,
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  5. Anchor Question

    By rlb,   
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  6. Brass Band with Cannons

    By Gremreeper1967,
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  7. Bow decoration

    By bluenose2,
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  8. Oar port covers Saga Oseberg Viking Longship replica

    By Arjan,
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  9. Chesapeake Bay Skipjack Hand Dredge Winch 3D Print Files For Public Use

    By thibaultron,
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  10. How to stow a grapnel anchor on a French longboat

    By tkay11,
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  11. Constitution cross section:1/93 figures,and netting?

    By Brewerpaul,
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  12. More on belaying pins

    By Mark P,   
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  13. Flickering lanterns

    By James H,
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  14. Glazing

    By Kurt Johnson,
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  15. More detailed drawing of anchor windlass

    By Moxis,
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  16. 17th Century Small Boat Anchor

    By jhearl,
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  17. How to Illuminate Lanterns

    By Ferit,
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  18. Hammock rails for the AL Hermione 1/89

    By Spike1947,
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  19. How Would A Longboat's Mast & Rigging Be Stored?

    By vulcanbomber,
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  20. How did cannons work on curved decks?

    By PopDavid,   
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  21. Barrels

    By ross,
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  22. Gun Spile 1 2

    By Mark Allen,
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  23. Oars for boats

    By Maury S,
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  24. Where to get hooks

    By ronkamin,
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  25. How were wooden hatch covers handled?

    By Doug McKenzie,   
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  26. Anchors

    By Nacioffi,   
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  27. Soldering Photo Etch

    By bluenose2,
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  28. Dimensions of Royal Navy guns and carriages, circa 1775

    By SketchupModeller,
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  29. Le Renard - windlass or capstan

    By Rick01,   
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  30. Boat Types and Names

    By BANYAN,
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