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I’m very sorry to hear about the loss of your son. You have my family’s greatest condolences. The amount of rigging for a cannon is a personal choice. I personally tied the rigging directly to the eyebolts in my last couple of builds (I’m still learning and getting better). I have never tried to make my tackles removable. There is an Anatomy of the Ship published for Granado. I would strongly recommend it for detail information, including positions of davits and ship’s boats, which may not be readily apparent from the plans that come with a kit.
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New Member: Boats Billy, Wichita, KS
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The forward and waist bulwarks are now black. The poop and quarterdeck bulwarks will soon be yellow ochre (Ceramcoat Antique Gold). The gun carriages should also be ochre, but it is too late to fix that (meaning that I am not willing to rip them out and redo them). It means that they will stand out well, lol. Oh, well. This entire project is a learning experience. Moving on, lol.
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Thank you very much! After examining some pictures of the inner bulwarks of the Victory while trying to determine paint schemes for rigging fittings with carvings on the quarterdeck, I realized that I painted the entire inner bulwarks incorrectly, so I am going to adjust them and add the mouldings to the inner bulwarks on the quarterdeck.
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