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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Restoration help for Fanny B

    By sharpieclm,
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  2. Buntlines and their relation to the shrouds

    By Landlubber Mike,
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  3. Dead Eye & Shrouds

    By Glenn-UK,
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  4. Making Yards,

    By malcermie,
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  5. Decaying Rigging

    By Twighcb,   
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  6. Seizing or whipping a line. Here is how I have done it.

    By Modeler12,
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  7. Rattlesnake rigging help, please - moved by Moderator

    By GaryKap,
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  8. What is the best thread/rope to use on a plastic ship or any ship?

    By Kimberley,
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  9. Size of blocks for MS Bluenose 1/64 scale.

    By DaveGrady1,
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  10. 1st wood model - Harriet Lane Question - retitled and moved by moderator

    By jaws76,
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  11. thickness of ratlines

    By malcermie,
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  12. Should all spars be aligned in the same direction?

    By Modeler12,
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  13. Sail photo from 1931 raises questions about sail construction

    By JerseyCity Frankie,
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  14. Best books for this

    By Stuntflyer,
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  15. Floppy sails

    By Q A's Revenge,
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  16. Help. Need 4 5mm deadeyes.

    By Ulises Victoria,
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  17. what color rope for seizing?

    By src,
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  18. double line/rope

    By jastrząb,
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  19. Fly tying vice for rigging? 1 2

    By src,
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  20. Position of yards with furled sails.

    By Ulises Victoria,
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  21. channel

    By bjoern,
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  22. Belaying to knightheads and timberheads

    By Landlubber Mike,
    • 3 replies
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  23. Frayed lines

    By sephirem,
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  24. How to fasten a line to a belaying pin on a real ship and model.

    By Modeler12,
    • 19 replies
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  25. What Knots on ratlines? (edited by admin)

    By jd99,
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  26. Proper tapering of mainmast

    By rlb,
    • 2 replies
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  27. making collars

    By hamilton,
    • 9 replies
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  28. Reef Line Length?

    By BareHook,
    • 1 reply
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  29. Rounding blocks off

    By kiwiron,
    • 1 reply
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  30. Ratlines....why so important.....

    By Script,
    • 27 replies
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