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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Topmast Shrouds for Sherbourne

    By tkay11,   
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  2. Rigging Conundrum Caldercraft H.M.S Supply

    By hornet,
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  3. Holding yards in place

    By malcermie,
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  4. Attaching blocks and other rigging to masts and spars

    By achuck49,
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  5. Truly awful question (thread from kits)

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  6. Tying blocks to yards or masts.

    By Bender,
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  7. Zip Ties - Yes or No for seizings

    By homer,   
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  8. Making cloth flags

    By Modeler12,
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  9. Bobstay for bowsprit on Sherbourne?

    By tkay11,   
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  10. Mast from Admiralty Models Workshop

    By Maury S,
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  11. Ratlines behind futtockshrouds?

    By lesser160,
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  12. Color of masts on Dutch ship?

    By ChrisLinden,
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  13. Question reg. Masts, Booms ,Halyards for Benjamin Latham

    By Hog2sail,
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  14. Question about bolt ropes

    By JesseLee,
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  15. Scissors for getting early close cuts of rigging ties and knots

    By bigcreekdad,
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  16. The 1794 Edition of Steel's Elements and Practice of Rigging And Seamanship

    By cardely,
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  17. Identity of a tackle

    By cardely,
    • 14 replies
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  18. Swan Class Masts and Spars versus Mermaid Class

    By SaturnV,
    • 11 replies
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  19. Runner Pendants

    By GLakie,   
    • 15 replies
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  20. How much rigging

    By shihawk,
    • 8 replies
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  21. Thoughts on standing after running rigging

    By cwboland,   
    • 7 replies
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  22. Crow's Nest

    By Feathermerchant,
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  23. Leechline of the Topsail

    By cardely,
    • 1 reply
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  24. what is the best way to produce realistic water and waves

    By shipworker,
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  25. Review of the Admiralty Model Sail-making Workshop, NOTL

    By AON,   
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  26. Stropping and Seizing

    By Stuntflyer,
    • 13 replies
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  27. Medieval cog rigging.

    By Mercator,   
    • 8 replies
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  28. Cannon Rigging Question

    By DocBlake,
    • 1 reply
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  29. Having difficulty in identifying this pair of tackles

    By cardely,
    • 5 replies
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  30. BEESWAX FOR SHIP MODEL RIGGING 1 2

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