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  1. Bloomfield resin cannon. ( Preporation if any?)

    By DaveBaxt,
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  2. HMS Endeavour Stern Decoration

    By hof00,
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  3. 16th Century Spanish Cannon Carriages

    By Bill Jackson,
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  4. Main jeer and topsail Bitts for HMS Diana 1794

    By DaveBaxt,
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  5. Retired Sailor, New Modeler. Need help with metal work.

    By CaptJoe,
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  6. Windows panes for Mayflower

    By Jake Groby,
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  7. Victory Stern Gallery

    By EinsteinTaylor,
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  8. Deck Accessories for 1/350 Graf Spee

    By Sgmartz,
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  9. Looking for information on boat stowage aboard Roman 1st-century sailing vessel

    By S. J. Knight,
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  10. Gun Carriage questions 1 2 3 4 5

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  11. Are these foot rests or something else?

    By allanyed,
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  12. Ships Hearth Bricks

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  13. Were there any swivel guns on first class ships?

    By cbill,
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  14. Source for car tire fenders for tug model

    By wmherbert,
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  15. Seeking small portable shipboard stove

    By Louie da fly,
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  16. Small ship anchor handling

    By Dr PR,   
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  17. Display base question

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  18. Examples of 17th century English galleon commander and officers cabin interiors

    By Giorgik63,   
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  19. rudder chain size 1/72

    By Ian B,
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  20. Stowing the sweeps

    By georgeband,   
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  21. Does anyone have a drawing of a Link Belt Chain for 1920 fishing schooner

    By Retired guy,
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  22. Things that moved with the passage of time.

    By Auger,
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  23. Shot Garlands 1 2

    By tmj,
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  24. Sylvan Scale Models N Scale anchor windlass

    By JKC27,
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  25. Hammock netting canvas covers-how were the secured?

    By Jose Gonzales,
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  26. Making modern deck lights

    By JKC27,
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  27. Is this a knock-off?

    By bruce d,
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  28. Equipment on CG USS Antietam

    By Chapman,
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  29. 1:98 Wooden Stanchions for HMS Victory 1 2

    By tmj,
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  30. Ship’s boats with engines

    By George1943,
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