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    Very beautiful. The color on the hull looks great.
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    Congrats, a very nice model 👍
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    Great start 👍
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    Very nice work. The fruit looks delicious
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    nice work, but bad news (corona) get well soon.
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    I think it's just decoration where some of the beams meet. This can sometimes be found on early galleons.
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    There is little information available for the rigging of these two sails. So i look and compare, and the way that occurs most is used. The main topsail halyard. The braces Overview Thanks for following, comments and likes.
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    Great work, Congrats 👍
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    Great work 👍
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    Congrats, very nice models and a great Chevy.
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    A lot of info can be found on this site http://www.wasadream.com/Index/indexenglish.html
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    Welcome back
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    Very nice bookmark 😉. And model 👍
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    Good luck 👍
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    From the book "galleon by Peter Kirsch".
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    The mizzen sail (and spritsail) actually serves to make adjustments while sailing. I read this somewhere in one of my books. I don't know how it actually works. Maybe this explanation already helps a little. This is from a modern boat. But the explanation is probably also correct for older ships https://www.riggingdoctor.com/life-aboard/2019/5/22/mizzen-staysail I'll see if I can still find the explanation in the book.
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    Short update. Rigging of main topsail and mainsail in progress.
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