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Masting, rigging and sails

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  1. Calculating rope thickness (Fictional ship)

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  2. Tightening shrouds and ratlines

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  3. Pandora 1831 Brigantine Rigging and Masting

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

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

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  6. help with Corel Mystique running rigging

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  7. Cutty Sark 1/96

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  8. Rigging thread size for 1/350

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  9. Masthead shape on early 17th century ships

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  10. Thinking things through: Victorys bobstays

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  11. Excellent How to Book for masting and rigging

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  12. Color of standing rigging, 1820

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  13. Adding a design to a sail

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  14. How to measure masts for Sovereign of the Seas

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  15. Mast Spar and Rigging Spanish Galleons

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  16. aligning shroud deadeyes

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  17. Chainplate & Deadeye Assembly Question

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  18. Order of attack for rigging a model (section)

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  19. Estimating the size of a mast top

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  20. Danny Vadas' masting and rigging spread sheet

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  25. Heat treating polyester thread

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  26. Question on quarterdeck bulwark inside belaying points of English 74

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  27. Run line through blocks on main top before installing the blocks?

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  28. Help with blocks

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