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I am rigging model shipways constitution. I notice a difference in location of topsail between plan and picture on instructions. I am also following a build log that shows a different location.The print shows rigged with sails. I am rigging without sails .topgallant and royal also have different locations. Thanks
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Can anyone help with rigging the sheet on model shipway constitution without sails. Regards
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Can anyone recommend a build log for pride of Baltimore .? Thanks
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Plating constitution
Barbara replied to Barbara's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Yes the msw. Connie. Thanks -
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I am building the model expo Connie. Does anyone know where the stock for the stern filler blocks comes from? Thanks barb
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Where does the lower hook on the top mast flying back stay. Hook to ? Thanks
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Thanks for the input. I am working on the MS Bluenose. Thanks again
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I am rigging the lower shrouds on Bluenose. The plans call for .018 line, but only .021. .028 and .032 were included. Which should I use for the shrouds. Also, should the lanyards be white or black rigging? Thanks Barbara
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what is a good matte finish for stained decking ?
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