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  1. Baker
    Thanks. I tried twisting, but without success. I think this is the reason the deadayes twist. I used this method, wrapped around each other. instead of this method. Next to each other. By the time I realized why, it was too late. And I didn't feel like doing it all over again.
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    Standing rigging. First, learn how to make rope. Prepare the deadeyes. Prepare the ropework. Start. Due to some errors in the attachment of the top deadeyes, they are twisted. Fixed this way. Probably historically incorrect, but it looks better. Top Small find. Corel's 1970s drawings originated in Berlin in 1940.
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    Injoured, wounded, blood... From now on you are truly a full member 😇
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    worked quickly and neatly!
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    Good luck, i follow
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    Correct. The height, I don't know,m. Maybe higher would be nicer. But would it be useful in a 1/1 scale? Nice work
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    Bowsprit build up Detailed and pained And in place
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    Congratulations, a nice model!
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    Also a nice one (Amsterdam exhibition)
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    this is how it should be done in theory. On a model in the Amsterdam museum.
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    Very nice work. It was great to follow this.
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    First thanks for the comments and likes, mutch appriciated. The blocks are ready and collored Mast painted (black) and colored (brown parts) where the mast goes through the deck it is sealed with "cloth" first a plastic ring tissue paper and CA gleu painted and dry tested Mast set up With the mast in place, a small celebration with the flag temporarily flying on the mast.
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    No 😇. looks good to me, much better than te kits instructions
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    Nice home build ladder
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    Very nicely done
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    Great detail and very realistic
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    Nice models
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    Small update Started with the blocks and the mast, making the blocks is time consuming work...
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    Very nice work.

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