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  1. Barbara
    Does anyone have a clear diagram of the rigging of the blocks and belaying point for the four 32 lb cannons on Kearsarge? thanks, Barbara
  2. Barbara
    Does anyone know how to rig a becket on the bluejacket double block? They are pretty small, thanks, Barbara
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  4. Barbara
    Does anyone have a clear drawing or photo of the bilge pump assembly as my instruction book diagram is of poor. quality. thanks,Barbara
  5.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Bluejacket Kearsarge CD question
  6. Barbara
    Does anyone have experience with the photo cd for this kit ? thanks Barbara
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  9. Barbara
    George are you going to continue your log, I. Will. Follow your lead as I did on the. Flying fish thanks , BarbRa
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  12. Barbara
    What is the preferred knot to attach ratlines? thanks , Barb
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  15. Barbara
    I am building the modelshipways flying fish and am having trouble finding the lower mast heights and dimensions from the plans. I have built other modelshipways kits and they showed three separate parts. I can’t locate them on the. Plans. thanks for. Your help, Barb
  16. Barbara
    I am looking for suggestions for connecting the deadeye to the chain plate, thank you , Barb
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  19. Barbara
    Yes ,I am. Looking for a hand held power device, like a dremel but able to take small bits
  20. Barbara
    I am a ship modeler looking for a recomendation for a good portable drill for use with small bits on both wood and brass, thank you, Barb
  21. Barbara
    I am. Having trouble figuring the main mizzenmast and forward. Mast lengths from the plans, and putting it at scale length, I would appreciate any input
  22.    Barbara reacted to a post in a topic: Charles W. Morgan by David Lester - Model Shipways - 1/64th scale - FINISHED
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  24. Barbara
    Thank you ,I can not locate the futtock band in the parts ,I have the span collar and hinge, thanks for your help
  25. Barbara
    Can anyone help me with tthe main truss rigging on Charles morgan. Model expo? Thanks
  26. Barbara
    How do you rig the double mainstay on Charles Morgan…? Thanks
  27. Barbara
    Does anyone have a clear diagram or photo for the steering gear and rigging on the Charles F Morgan on the modelshipways. kit ? Thank you

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