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Masting, rigging and sails

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  3. Line size for seizing

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  5. Does anyone know what this rigging is called?

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  6. Mast Length Opinion

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  7. Questions about the masting and rigging of British cutters found in Lennarth Petersson's Rigging Period Fore and Aft Craft 1 2

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  8. Rigging line

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  9. H.M.S. Triton Masting

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  10. Another rigging tool

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  11. cutting, feeding, fixing model ship rope

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  12. Blocks: wood, card or 3D resin? 1 2

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  13. Help with depicting extra line on bitts

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  14. Question on Sails

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  15. Spritsail yards on Niagara and Constitution

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  16. Mast Rake

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  17. methods for serving a thin rope

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  18. Period Scale Model Masting and Rigging Tables 1 2

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  22. Reeving deadeyes question...

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  23. Vanguard Alert - Rigging problem

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  24. Ratline thread recommendations 1/75 scale

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  25. Rigging Diameter, Early 1900s Workboat

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  26. Help with mast tackle

    By LucienL,
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  27. Need tips on deadeyes rigging

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  28. Lobster smack rigging

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    • 5 replies
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  29. MS Armed Virginia Sloop model

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  30. David Steel's The Art of Rigging: Juxtapositions, analyses and the yet unknown

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