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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Thick rope

    By Mark m,
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  2. A method for making panelled sails using paper 1 2

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  3. How to handle ships rigging related to battle damaged sails

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  4. Best Way to Tighten Loose Ratlines

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  5. EZ Line

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  6. Tested : Heat transfer paper for painting sails

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  7. Heller 1:100 HMS Victory, deconstructed rigging instructions

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  8. What's a good kit for learning rigging?

    By Mark m,
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  9. Breast stays

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  10. Question about Sails on the Yacht "Westward"

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  11. DEVICE TO FINISH ROPE ENDS TO HANG ON BITTS AND BELAY PINS

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  12. Two methods for painting on sails.

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  13. Question about rigging leech ropes around silk-like thin sails

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  14. Making a Silk-fabric(?) Sail

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  15. How to prep lines....

    By CPDDET,
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  16. Poly rope - Which adhesive product?

    By LyleK1,
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  17. Thimbles

    By Landlocked123,
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  18. Knots to Use (or not!) in Rigging

    By GGibson,
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  19. Help with masthead and topsail pole

    By modeller_masa,
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  20. Jumbo sail "construction" detail question

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  21. dead eye twist

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  22. How was a ship's launch boat prepped to sail?

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  23. Topsails rigging for a Gloucester fisherman - help with the plans and instructions understanding needed.

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  24. Spanker Brail Blocks

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  25. Viking ship rigging ... What’s this called

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  26. To Sail, or Not to Sail...

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  27. Ratline distance

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  28. Basic rigging lines on shrimp boat

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  29. Mast, tops and bowsprit color

    By Dr PR,
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  30. Boomkin Bumkin Bumpkin Question

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