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  1. Types of 32 lb Carronade on late 1700s frigate

    By DaveBaxt,
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  2. Fire Boom Location / stowage, etc

    By Moonbug,
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  3. Ship’s Bell

    By acaron41120,
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  4. Where to Buy Galleon Doors and Windows

    By Bill Jackson,
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  5. Reinforcement Bands wrapped around 18th Century Cannons

    By tmj,
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  6. Handling the anchors on large British frigattes (HMS Diana 1794)

    By CTDavies,
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  7. 1/30 scale deck accessories resources?

    By Mollusc,
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  8. Aeropiccola French Naval Cannon 18th Century - info?

    By TK1,
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  9. How much boat kit is too much?

    By LucienL,
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  10. How is the L'Hermione armed? Seems like more than 32 guns.

    By Spike1947,   
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  11. Railings?

    By hlong222,
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  12. Material for small-scale oars 1 2

    By Dan DSilva,
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  13. Cannons on the HMS Beagle

    By Flyfisher,
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  14. Need advice on US Brig Niagara carronade rigging

    By Jack Dunbar,
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  15. 11th century viking crew and freight in 1:25 1 2

    By Scottish Guy,
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  16. Suggestion needed: Propeller/Screw for 1/350 IJN Yamato

    By Sgmartz,
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  17. Odd number of rowers on whaleboat

    By LucienL,
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  18. Need help sanding Vanguard laser cut oars

    By brunnels,
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  19. Gun positions and their associated tackle

    By DaveBaxt,
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  20. Breechings seized or tied to a ring bolt

    By DaveBaxt,
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  21. Endurance - OcCre - 1:70 (Dog Kennels)

    By Mike Shea,
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  22. Bermuda and Early Colonial Sloop steering.

    By Sceatha,
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  23. Fishing Dories

    By Retired guy,
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  24. Help with Stern and Bow design 1779 6th Rate Frigate

    By tennfox,
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  25. HMS Sherbourne Windlass and Gun Ports

    By Pitan,
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  26. lights on clipper ships?

    By paul ron,
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  27. Dutch (and general) cannon info

    By Javelin,
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  28. Skylight Measurement for HMS Pegasus 1776.

    By Darius359au,
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  29. Help with 9lb cannon carraiges, Long 9's

    By newbee,
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  30. Bloomfield resin cannon. ( Preporation if any?)

    By DaveBaxt,
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