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

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  1. Sizing the Dory oars - MS Bluenose

    By mrmdpc,
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  2. Galley Washington Cannon...where to get them (edited by admin)

    By J11D10A6,
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  3. Head figure of Amphion

    By igorcap,   
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  4. Bitts and belaying pin racks.

    By bluenose2,
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  5. Diagnonal Planking Building Technique

    By BANYAN,
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  6. typical stowage hammock stowage...How was it done? (Edited by admin)

    By bluenose2,
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  7. Riverboat Anchors or Not

    By Sgt Mike,   
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  8. How do I paint cannon to look more realistic? (edited by admin)

    By bluenose2,
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  9. Thinking things through: axiometer or helm indicator

    By dafi,
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  10. Gun Port Lid Hinges

    By piratepete007,
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  11. Thinking things through: Detail in Turners work on the poop deck railing

    By dafi,
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  12. HMS Beagle figurehead info. (edited by admin)

    By bluenose2,
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  13. How much detail is too much 1 2

    By shihawk,
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  14. Searching for figurehead and figurine carving patterns

    By BlockPlane,
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  15. Windlass orientation

    By MESSIS,   
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  16. 1/72 scale wooden gun carriages

    By Cal123,
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  17. Gun Port Lids

    By wq3296,
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  18. Miniature turn-buckle-screws

    By Mirabell61,
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  19. drawings/photos of the Preston and Popham type of binnacles (edited by admin)

    By piratepete007,
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  20. Was a ship's wheel Painted. (edited by admin)

    By bluenose2,
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  21. Appropriate source to replace Amati Revenge's cannon (edited by admin)

    By Kurt Johnson,
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  22. Boarding Rungs/entry ladder...best way to make them and space them out (edited by admin)

    By mikiek,
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  23. cat davit's How where they used around 1535 on English ships

    By bear,
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  24. Were Cannon balls stored on deck for Endeavor? (edited by admin yet again)

    By bluenose2,
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  25. assistance finding a photo of a knight (bitt) (edited by admin)

    By piratepete007,
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  26. colours for skiffs, long boats and dinghy's in the late 1700's (edited by admin)

    By bluenose2,
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  27. Head figure Mercury 3D work

    By igorcap,   
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  28. armament for HMS Sherbourne

    By Gordon234,
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  29. Fogon cooking 15th century

    By BobH,
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  30. Source for Hammock Netting mesh (edited by admin)

    By michael.denigan,
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