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    Hi Jan Thank you for your reply. It appears that the high side of the parrals is attached to the top of the boom while the free side goes to a block on the low side of the parrals. Next There appears to be a running line from the high side through the block and what I would imagine next would be the line running down the mast to a pin rail. Now that I have an idea of what I am looking for I will see if I can find it in the plans that came with the kit. Doug
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    Hi Mark I checked out pictures that you posted the link to. That Xebec was built with using different parral set up. Looking at "The Anatomy of Nelson's Ships" it seems that the rigging for the parrals would hold it against the mast and the go through a couple of blocks and down to a pin rail, but I am not seeing that in the plans that came with the kit. Doug
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    How does one rename a post? Or move it to a different forum?
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    The hull is built and all 3 masts are up. Now what seems out of sorts is that the standing rigging has not been tarred black. Is correct? Next the fore sail boom and sail are rigged and in place. The parrel roller assembly has not been installed and I can not find any details on how this assembly is attached around the mast to the boom. Does anyone know how this done? Thank you in advance for your time. Doug

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