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

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  1. How to glue steps and channels to side of ship

    By HardeeHarHar,
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  2. Is it worth it to make your own deadeyes

    By Benjamin S,
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  3. Cutting out gun ports

    By Benjamin S,
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  4. Schooner heads 1700s through 1800s

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  5. 1855 log pumps built in Maine

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  6. 12pdr bandstand platform for Torpedoboat destroyer

    By WW1 TBD Decking,
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  7. Checkered cabin flooring

    By starlight,
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  8. Can anyone explain this curious gun station detail on Gibraltar?

    By Bob Cleek,
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  9. What are these?

    By michaelpsutton2,
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  10. Plans for ship's boats

    By Boccherini,
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  11. Stands and display cases

    By RobMann79,
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  12. 1860 Deckhouse roof

    By Boccherini,
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  13. 3D printed barrels and other fittings

    By paul moore,
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  14. Swivel guns

    By tlevine,   
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  15. How to install caps over cannon trunnions

    By Jake 1948,
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  16. Belay Pins 1 2

    By shipman,
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  17. The Early Columbiads - an American 19th century gun

    By bruce d,
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  18. Color of capstan, bitts and other deck furniture on, say, HMS Vanguard

    By BikerMart,
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  19. Modeling a seine boat for the mackerel fishery

    By jlefever,   
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  20. Mystery Tackle on Schooner Gaff Booms

    By Ferrus Manus,
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  21. Steam Gratings

    By barkeater,
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  22. Laserboard, what material and where to get?

    By Moxis,
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  23. A treatise on the Anchor: schedule of proportionate weights 1819

    By bruce d,
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  24. Fishing boat crew figures.

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  25. Any hints, ideas how to scratchbuild anchors?

    By clogger,
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  26. Making the ships grates

    By acaron41120,
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  27. Anchor Ring

    By Dave_E,
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  28. Montanes belaying pin rack question

    By Cmm4000,
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  29. Spar torpedoes 1890 handbook - illustrations

    By bruce d,
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  30. Grating of 16th century English galleon - different method used?

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