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    KevinR
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from KevinR in Skipjack rigging   
    I am also looking for lines drawing for the Whaling ship Charles W Morgan. The Mystic museum wants too much for theres.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    I am also looking for lines drawing for the Whaling ship Charles W Morgan. The Mystic museum wants too much for theres.
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    KevinR
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from KevinR in Skipjack rigging   
    Not yet I live in Maine and Maryland is about 300 miles.
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    mtaylor
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from mtaylor in Skipjack rigging   
    Not yet I live in Maine and Maryland is about 300 miles.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    Not yet I live in Maine and Maryland is about 300 miles.
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    KevinR
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from KevinR in Skipjack rigging   
    Thanks for all the info from all of you.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    Thanks for all the info from all of you.
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    mtaylor
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from mtaylor in Skipjack rigging   
    Going to use the wedge type I think.
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    mtaylor
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from mtaylor in Skipjack rigging   
    Yes I found out. I reserched images on Google and found some mast. They actually have a bump out on each side to catch them. Thanks for the help.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    Going to use the wedge type I think.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    Yes I found out. I reserched images on Google and found some mast. They actually have a bump out on each side to catch them. Thanks for the help.
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    KevinR
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from KevinR in Skipjack rigging   
    Thank you very much those instructions will work.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    Thank you very much those instructions will work.
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    mtaylor
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from mtaylor in Skipjack rigging   
    Thank you very much those instructions will work.
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    mtaylor
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from mtaylor in Skipjack rigging   
    I'm using Steve Rogers The Skipjack for a scratchbuild. It looks like the srouds go threw a block and back down to deck.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    I'm using Steve Rogers The Skipjack for a scratchbuild. It looks like the srouds go threw a block and back down to deck.
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    thibaultron
    Rayjack6 got a reaction from thibaultron in Skipjack rigging   
    Looking for a picture of upper shrowd connections on a skipjack. Book I have is not clear Ray
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    Rayjack6
    Rayjack6 reacted to jhearl in Tiny fake nails/nail heads   
    I often use lill pins to simulate bolt heads. They're also known as sequin pins and can be found at sewing/fabric stores and online sources. I like the ones that are 1/2" in length. They are typically nickle-plated steel. Much less expensive than what you can get from Scale Hardware if the size is right for your application.
     
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    John

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