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Welcome back, The Corel yacht is finished (learned a lot of new things) and the problem with the foresail knight is solved. 2026 started with "demolition work". And overtired staff (again). But, a knight (basic), a block and rope was made. Early 16yh century blocks are "special" and complicated to build. Knight in place (with the screw) Test. This setup can be operated with the capstan. Deck one back in place Deck two also Mary Rose is back on track
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Refurbishing an old model ship built from scratch.
Baker replied to lawrence101's topic in New member Introductions
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Good luck, i follow. Billings Vasa was my first wooden ship
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Thank you all, for following and nice comments
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nice models and
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The anchors Corel provides one anchor. The metal part was used after modification, and the wooden part was newly made. A dredge was also made. Anchor in place Dredge in place Some "leftovers in a box" And the finnished model. Building and updating this old kit was challenging. Thanks for following this build.
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