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

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  1. When did catheads start being used?

    By bear,
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  2. Decor set for model of French corvette "L'Aurore"

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  3. Swivel gun mounts

    By DocBlake,
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  4. What style of cradle was used in the 17th century for ships like the Mary Rose when in dry dock?

    By bear,
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  5. Rockaway fighting chair.......

    By ndeconte,
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  6. Head figure for Pegasus model

    By igorcap,   
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  7. hms bounty deck question

    By kev1962,
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  8. false gun port frames

    By umeckt,
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  9. Royal Naval 4 pounder cannon Circa 1780...

    By Phill Elston,   
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  10. Lady Nelson (the real one).

    By Rick01,
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  11. Boats for The Bounty

    By Phill Elston,
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  12. Crew

    By CalSmurf,
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  13. deck fittings choices

    By bluenose2,
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  14. Thinking things throu, the gunroom / gunner´s room 1 2

    By dafi,
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  15. A new video about making gun carriages

    By Modeler12,
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  16. Compass card or needle...

    By Senior ole salt,
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  17. The " hour glass" location ?

    By Senior ole salt,
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  18. Windings around anchor winch ?

    By Senior ole salt,   
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  19. Baltimore Clipper Armament and deck layout

    By Glencannon57,   
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  20. Wood used for decks

    By hooite,
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  21. Rounnd houses on HMS Victory

    By Nacioffi,
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  22. Fiber optic Lanterns ca. 1845, 1/96 1 2

    By lambsbk,   
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  23. Positioning of a Kedge Anchor and the side Davits on Ships of the Line esp. HMS Victory

    By dafi,
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  24. Lowering Cannons on USS Constitution

    By Burroak,
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  25. Binnacles etc.

    By bluenose2,
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  26. 1460 Ships boats of Christopher Columbus?

    By JerseyCity Frankie,
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  27. Ship's Ladders-Rope Handrails?

    By bear,
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  28. Skylight

    By gthursby,
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  29. Large size wooden models of guns.

    By igorcap,
    • 10 replies
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  30. Stern Carvings -- a question

    By mtaylor,
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