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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Cliff Coppen - seeking rigging information for Sovereign of the Seas

    By cliff-c,
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  2. Working with really small items

    By kearnold,   
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  3. Furled sails, to fit or not to fit ?

    By Mike Reader,
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  4. The super-beginners guide to stropping and whipping blocks.

    By JRB9019,
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  5. Rope sizes 1 2

    By DaveBaxt,
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  6. Futtock Shrouds and ratlines

    By DaveBaxt,
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  7. HMS Endeavour's Longboat Rigging

    By Dougal Mack,
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  8. Scale visibility and which to pick

    By Trond,
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  9. Rope-where to go since Syren is no longer making it?

    By bear,
    • 14 replies
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  10. National differences in rigging?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
    • 1 reply
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  11. Rigging sizes in relation to scale of model

    By HKC,
    • 13 replies
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  12. Ratlines knots

    By Michelnou,
    • 12 replies
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  13. Mast Lengths and their above deck heights for HMB Endeavour 1 2 3

    By dashi,   
    • 63 replies
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  14. Collars for the stays

    By Mike Reader,
    • 5 replies
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  15. sourcing rigging blocks in the UK

    By Kevin,
    • 2 replies
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  16. Questions about spritsail

    By Guga,
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  17. Fore course clewline belaying pin on Cutty Sark

    By Bruma,
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  18. Lower Deadeyes coming loose 1 2

    By DaveBaxt,
    • 30 replies
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  19. Triangular skysails on USS Constitution?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
    • 3 replies
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  20. Gaffs rigging

    By Michelnou,
    • 6 replies
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  21. Were euphroes and crowsfeet only rigged in British/European ships?

    By WalrusGuy,
    • 0 replies
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  22. Realistic tackle

    By Michelnou,
    • 3 replies
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  23. Cutting and sewing sails

    By Charlie pal,
    • 5 replies
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  24. Seating a mast

    By JRB9019,
    • 7 replies
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  25. Slablin, Buntline, Reef points and Gasket coil definitions

    By Trond,   
    • 4 replies
    • 1.8k views

  26. Shifting a mast just a few inches?

    By Smile-n-Nod,
    • 2 replies
    • 595 views

  27. Rope stropped blocks - grommet question.

    By modeller_masa,
    • 0 replies
    • 920 views

  28. Lateen halliard blocks - attached to mast?

    By tkay11,
    • 2 replies
    • 903 views

  29. Keeping Standing Rigging Tight

    By capnharv2,
    • 12 replies
    • 6k views

  30. Studdingsail Boom Length

    By BANYAN,
    • 6 replies
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