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    America 1851 by mojofilter - FINISHED - Mamoli - Scale 1:66 - First wooden ship build

    in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1851 - 1900

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    I have also ordered Soren blocks for my ship, not that I need them at the moment. The reason they have two holes per sheave is to simulate the sheave. I lack a picture, but if you look up ships block or something you may be able to see his on a real sail ship. Blocks are just another word for pulley on a ship, and they were used as pulleys. You only use the farther one because the wood in the center is the spinning wheel. If you used the close one, the rope would be trying to pass over hard wood at the bottom of the block. That would be much more difficult to pull than over the wheel in the center :D!

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