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Masting, rigging and sails

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  7. Calculating rope thickness (Fictional ship)

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  10. taper the top timbers/ribs of the plattforms!??

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  11. Rigging a Flying Cloud No. 162 Seaworthy Boats (Jocrim Mfg, Boston, MA c1930)

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  15. Masthead shape on early 17th century ships

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  16. Thinking things through: Victorys bobstays

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