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    To popeye2sea jmegnin here got your message and I’m staying the course I have already followed your instructions and have drilled those holes in the mast top. So with that being said I will continue to march with it and I will let you know how it turned out with this part of the instructions. Many thanks for the information and instructions.
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    mtaylor got the message and stand corrected thanks. I was on the Constellation back in 1970 and I'am sorry to say that was what I was told. I'll keepthe new info in mind thanks again.
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    Good day popeye2sea jmegnin here got your message and drawing yes it is the same set of instructions In detail B it shows B block with instructions to tie to mast top I see that is toward the stern of the ship, but it does not show the location of the block from port to starboard and there is no pre-drilled holes for the attachment of the block. Can you help. Also, I have had the honor of visiting both the Constitution and her sister ship the Constellation located in Baltimore. Great ship and history.
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    Hi Popeye2sea jmegnin here I am referring to the upper halyards of each mast tops and it would be greatly appreciated if I could get the actual location of the b blocks and how they are attached to the mast tops
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    Reference upper halyards b block tied to mast tops where do the blocks attach ie centered or to the left or right of tops Constitution 1:96 scale
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    Hi out there My name is Jim and I have a question on the placement/attachment of the 'b' block to the mast tops in the running rigging( w/o sails ). Any info would be great and if more info is required you can contact me at XXXXX.XXX (Email addy removed by moderator to prevent you being spammed.

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