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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Dead eye sizes for lower shrouds on HM Bark Endeavor Scale 1:64 by Caldercraft

    By DaveBaxt,
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  2. Does the 1" of cleat per 1/16" rope rule work for early 1800's ship? Just how big should a cleat be?

    By Tim Holt,   
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  3. Starting some small stuff

    By govtech,
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  4. Serving on Shrouds Question

    By David Lester,
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  5. Stitching sails with sewing machine 1 2

    By Jorge Hedges,
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  6. Should running rigging from upper sails all go through the lubber hole?

    By Techtonic,
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  7. Crowsfeet & Euphroes

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  8. What is Silkspan ?

    By Michelnou,
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  9. Has anyone bought 8 mm Belaying Pins from Cast Your Anchor Hobbies?

    By LucienL,
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  10. Mast Bands 1 2

    By Thistle17,   
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  11. Cleats

    By Jezza,
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  12. Belaying pins: How close may they be?

    By dafi,
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  13. Flags supplied by Amati look to be too big

    By DaveBaxt,
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  14. Preparing 2mm (0,08inch) blocks

    By Markus16,
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  15. Bought this sailboat with no sails so looking for maker plans or can someone help identify the model?

    By prestontony,
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  16. Ratlines

    By DaveBaxt,
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  17. HMS Bounty - Artesania Latina model

    By Drew Mackay,
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  18. Mast base and sail cloth for a J-Class Yacht?

    By Markus16,
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  19. Cross Jack Braces

    By DaveBaxt,
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  20. Rigging the 18th Century Armed Longboat 1/24 Scale

    By SeaDoc,
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  21. rigging of anchors

    By svein erik,
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  22. securing ropes at the belay pin at the base of the mast.

    By DaveBaxt,
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  23. Bowsprit Martingale/Dolphin striker size

    By Kevin,
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  24. Wooden single block hole count

    By Dsmith20639,
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  25. Fixed blocks

    By Don Case,
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  26. Rigging Confusions - Lifts, Halyards and More, Oh My!

    By rraisley,
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  27. Sail fittings.

    By jud,
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  28. rigging methods

    By Dsmith20639,
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  29. Big Steel Windjammer Upper Topsail Sheets

    By Ian_Grant,
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  30. Serving Back Stays

    By DaveBaxt,
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