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Decided to rework the attachment of the Mizzen spanked boom . Before After It still have to do final clean and blackening. Much better in my opinion. 😊
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Now that the Krabbenkutter is done. It is time to get back to my Thonier. I missed her dearly. I have been working on the main Mast. My goal is still to continue adding more details and follow as much as possible the historic plans. Here is what I have done and where I am
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Not a problem. Thank you for the notes of encouragement and suggestions. Your build log was a great source of inspiration.
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Last minute enhancement. Remove the plastic buoys from the ship. Cut off the fake roping and redid with real rope. Mounted back on the ship
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This is just some replacement parts since some were missing from the kit when I received it. Do you have any suggestions on how and where to rig the anchor?
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Time to attach the buoy line. As I was preparing the dry fitting of the nets to the ship. I discovered that I made a mistake. The poles hold the nets were poining forward instead of back. This was making the nets been off-centered. I had to remove them and rigging them again. Not too bad, just a bit nerves racking.... 😥 Here is an example of the dry fitted net. 😊
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Continuation of the rigging for the nets.thenets were a little shorter than the holder y about 2.5cm so I used chains to attach them. I painted the buoys for the nets
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Very nice build. You are making some great progress. I have the kit on the shelf on hold. Are you going to do the full mast with its rigging?
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Good idea. I will look into this evening. I saw this on your build and I think it is an easy change to make.
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