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    Rigging Oseberg sail

    in Masting, rigging and sails

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    Hello help I'm stuck.

    I am just finishing my Oseberg Viking ship and am stuck on how to do the rigging and which size cord to use, I would be very grateful if anyone had any diagrams on how to do the rigging and which of the different size cords to use and where.

     

    Thanks

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    Which rope to use

    in Masting, rigging and sails

    Posted · Edited by Stevep80

    Hi, I am in the process of building an Amati Oseberg Viking ship, there are two types of rope supplies in the kit, one is thicker than the other for the rigging, anchor and rudder, but the plans are not that clear as to which size rope to use, can aanyone shed alight on this for me. The thin rope is on a reel and the thicker is in a plastic bag.post-23891-0-91926200-1456766567_thumb.jpeg

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