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    Hello, I am a ship enthusiast and filmmaker. I am currently working on a project that requires us to build a model of our ship for green-screen VFX shots. We are building scale model of a late 18th Century full-rigged ship styled after the Columbia Rediviva at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA. We want the ship to have an imaginative, fantastic quality to it and so we are considering putting two giant sails on both sides of the main-mast that would fly from the main topgallant mast all the way to the deck. Would this be considered a spinnaker or stunsail? Also, if this were a real ship, would it be even possible? Thanks, Strangway

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