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    Medieval Ship Rigging

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Wood, Hegner scroll, Proxxon mill and small tools + books (UK)

    By bruce d, in Traders, Dealers, Buying or Selling anything? - Discuss New Products and Ship Model Goodies here as well!!

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    Proxxon FET saw on Ebay UK

    By bruce d, in Traders, Dealers, Buying or Selling anything? - Discuss New Products and Ship Model Goodies here as well!!

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    Proxxon mill & Hegner scroll saw UK

    By bruce d, in Traders, Dealers, Buying or Selling anything? - Discuss New Products and Ship Model Goodies here as well!!

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    About barrels and butts

    By bruce d, in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings

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    The Complete Modellist - 1667 shipwrights tables

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Spanish Ships and Shipbuilding in the Atlantic Colonies, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Captured Spanish Ships and Their Influence on the British Royal Navy in the 18th Century

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    18th century ship performance effect on industrial revolution

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Indonesian canoes

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    1925 auction of ship models

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    Laser char: are there any glues to avoid?

    By bruce d, in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck

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    Shipbuilding Practice and Ship Design Methods From the Renaissance to the 18th Century

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Paper: Large clinker built cargo vessels from the late medieval period

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Royal Navy Wooden Shipwrecks Database

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    Mods: please move my thread

    By bruce d, in Using the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT IN THIS SUB-FORUM** 

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    Collection of kits on EBAY UK, oh boy!

    By bruce d, in Traders, Dealers, Buying or Selling anything? - Discuss New Products and Ship Model Goodies here as well!!

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    Keel taper question

    By bruce d, in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck

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    Boarding nets

    By bruce d, in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings

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    Ship careened for cleaning

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    17th century rigging

    By bruce d, in Masting, rigging and sails

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    Code of Yachting Signals by the New York yacht club

    By bruce d, in Nautical/Naval History

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    12 pounder carronade carriage

    By bruce d, in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings

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    Free models

    By bruce d, in Traders, Dealers, Buying or Selling anything? - Discuss New Products and Ship Model Goodies here as well!!

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    Free stuff for MSW forum readers: this is not a drill.

    By bruce d, in Traders, Dealers, Buying or Selling anything? - Discuss New Products and Ship Model Goodies here as well!!

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