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	Hello all! Another small update. I drilled the hawse holes and added the bolsters. The bolsters that came with the kit was plywood, and a little big, so I made new ones out of some walnut I found in the kit box.. I also made and added the ringbolts/eyebolts for for the breech rope/gun tackles. I predrilled the holes where the guns will be added, and rig those rings on the guns first, and mount the gun with tackles and rings later. That's it for now! All the best! Gaffrig.
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	Hello! Another little update on my Lynx build. As mentioned in my previous post, I have made the rudder. I didn't like the plywood part, so I made it out of some square 5x5mm stock I had. I put one piece in the drill and sanded the end that would be the rudder stock round before glueing three pieces together ti get the right width. I ended up with this... And after some shaping and sanding it looked like this.. I bent another piece to a slight curve, and made a tiller. Kit parts for comparison. I also made the cutout for the hinges smaller. Then it was time to make the hinges. Here I used the kit supplied parts, but I filed the width down to 2 mm as I thougt they looked a little big. I then soldered on a pin on the half that goes on the rudder. Then they were cut to length, and new holes were drilled. I fixed them to the rudder with CA glue and brass nails. Then, some paint.. I gave the tiller a coat of mahogany stain and varnish. Not sure if I like it, might paint it.. The tiller will get a metal fitting that goes around the rudder stock, but this will be mounted later. I will also make stopper blocks to prevent the rudder unshipping, but I won't mount the rudder permanently just yet.. That's all for now! Gaffrig.
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	Hello! After life has gotten in the way for too long, I have finally been able to find some time to blow the dust of my model and make a little headway.. Spent quite some time to get my bearings and figure out where I left off and what to do next.. I decided on cutting holes and fixing the catheads inplace. The kit part is a oversized plywood piece that leaves a lot to be desired... So I figured I'll scratchbuild theese. I had some 4x4 mm that I used and drilled/milled some holes/grooves to fake some sheaves.. I added some styrene strip to imitate iron bands, and brass nails for the sheaves. Also added a eyebolt for the end of the hoist tackle. I removed this again because I think it is easier to "splice" the rope in a loose eyebolt rather than one fixed to the model. Then added some paint.. Made the innfill pieces, glued it all inplace and painted and voila! my interpretation of Lynx's catheads are done! Next I think will be the rudder. Another plywood piece that I might end up scratch building. Gaffrig.
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	Wow! I’m late to the party! This build has gone completely under my radar… Great looking build! I’m building the same kit, and have had a lot of the same issues you have had. Life has got in the way for me for too long, but now I’m gonna dust of my kit and try to make some headway! Keep up the good work! All the best! Gaffrig.
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	Could tops just mean topsides? Meaning the rails? Just a thought. Gaffrig.
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	Gregory, the source is just looking at different builds here on the forum, and the thread carriage gun rigging has a few sketches. (Can’t get the link in here for some reason but search and you shall find!) Alan, thank you for the pictures, the extra ringbolt there seems closer to the gunport than I have seen in other pictures. The plot thickens… 🤣 Gaffrig
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	Hello all. I’m currently working on my model of Lynx, and would like to drill the holes and install eyebolts and ringbolts for the gun tackles and breech ropes before I start «cluttering» up the deck with various bits and pieces. My question is where do I put them? Looking around various builds here it seems to be several ways to do this. Many models have them above eachother in area 1 and 2 in my pic below, whereas some have the gun tackle eye bolts moved further away from the gunport in approx. Area 3 and 4. The plans/instructions are useless here as there is no rigging on the guns at all. Hoping to draw from the immense knowledge from this site to get an answer to this before I start drilling! Gaffrig.
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I need help, Pen Duick, Artesania Latina, old version
Gaffrig replied to Belco's topic in Wood ship model kits
Hello. I found this on youtube, haven't looked through all, but maybe you can find what you need there? Gaffrg. 
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