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  1. Y.T.
    So not to be unsubstantiated here is a picture of newly installed shroud deadeyes. They are not yet made tight.
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    I do similar way as you but a bit different. My shroud deadeyes are removable off the jig. I seize the shroud line pair on the mast first and fix the seizing with drop of CA. I wrap the deadeyes uninstalled on the jig with shroud ends. Then I adjust the throat seizing location, while trying the shroud tension by putting the deadeye in and out off the jig. When satisfied I set the seizing with drop of CA. Tedious process but this is what I found the best for me for having the deadeyes in line. So not to be unsubstantiated here is a picture of newly installed shroud deadeyes. They are not yet made tight.
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    Wow. This looks great. It would be also very beneficial to place the elbows on some support when you do rigging.
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    I really enjoyed looking at pictures you provided and the journey you are making towards perfection of your workmanship. Lots to learn for me with rigging as this is something I will be doing one day on my model but it is in more modest scale (1:90).
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  16. PMWinter

    I recently acquired a partially built HMS VICTORY Wood Model Kit by Mamoli but the instruction / owner book is missing and wanted to know if there is anyway I can get a copy of this either from you or if you know where I can get one so I can complete this model.

     

    Best regards

     

    Peter

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