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      By Glen McGuire · Posted

      Thanks, Bill.  I will check out that video.
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      By WalrusGuy · Posted

      Yeaup they were stored there to be used out of the sweep ports. 
       
      Thanks again for the generous comments!! 😁 
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      By HardeeHarHar · Posted

      Well I like the coils, and it is similar to the video of a guy using two metal disks with holes in the middle around a pin in a vice grip with a spring shoving the disks together, and I can get some hard clear plastic as you suggested.  Good advice, and again those are great pics you have here of an awesome build.  I would love to have that in my home.  It is beautiful.  The long oars under the launch, are those oars stowed there, and then used out of the sweep ports?  
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      By WalrusGuy · Posted

      Thanks!! I coiled the rope sandwiched between two plastic sheets after it was soaked in dilute white glue. You can check out the details here: 
       
      https://modelshipworld.com/topic/23670-us-brig-syren-by-walrusguy-finished-model-shipways-scale-164-second-wooden-ship-build/?do=findComment&comment=753861
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      By artitec3 · Posted

      Oh, she is a beauty!

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