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Knocklouder

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    Nicely done.
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    Good luck on your journey, have as much fun as you can , it a great place this MSW. and
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    Good luck on your journey with this build. The picture sure looks like Columbus' ship, LA Nina but I guess they all looked similar. Tagging along with interest 😀
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    Nice looking ship. Happy New Year.
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    Very nice work my friend, Happy New Year!!!!
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    Hello Todd, Happy New Year. There are several logs for this ship, they are so good I had to buy one. ( It's in my stach lol ) By all means necessary open a log for this and ask away, and you will get answers Have fun and good luck on your journey.
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    Nicely done, Congratulations
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    This is the place to be .
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    Nice work so far, it is coming together nicely. Happy New Year!!!
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    Uncle Jay will love this colorful Mayflower for sure. Nicely done, was fun to watch you build it. Congratulations . Waiting for your next build. Happy new year!!!
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    Good luck on your journey , and have a Happy New Year, all the best my friend.
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    Good luck on your journey
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    Wow I was going to follow along but your just about done. Lol. Very nice work, and so fast. Amazing work
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    To all those who replied thank you. Great advice, @flyer sent me an email with advice on what he did Thank you Peter. And a thanks to @David Lester who also dropped me a note and gave me great advice, I now know the difference between crosstrees and trestle trees. The blocks go on the crosstrees fore and aft , a double on the inside and two singels on each side. The trestle trees run fore to aft, the crosstrees run port to starboard.. Thanks again everyone. I now can start drilling holes in my model, in the right place. MSW comes through again. What a great form. Happy New Year to all.
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    You are an amazing modeler, the color is very realistic. You are right about a few shape edges. A little green moss and it will look exactly like the picture. Amazing work. Have a Happy New Year and all the best for you and yours
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    Thanks @allanyed. but I did notice the blocks were not right. I just can't figure out the row of blocks on the back trestle tree, on the foremast. Being looking around and saw @flyer has some on his Pegasus, post number 35, I will reach out to him. . But I can't tell how many and how many holes in each. I'll figure it out lol. As soon as somebody on MSW tells me lol.
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    Hello my Pegasus friend's, I need help with block placement on my Foremast. The plan shows 2( L ) single blocks and one (O) double block. When you look at it face on the blocks look like they are on the front trestle tree . The two single ones are on the outside edge, when turn sideways the blocks look like the are on both trestle trees. I drew green circle around the blocks in question. I can not see what kind of blocks they are, one hole or two. Main mast picture. In the second picture you can see the foremast blocks on both peices # 75. Thanks for your help.
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    Good luck on your journey.
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    Good luck on your journey.
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    Some awesome details, Thanks for posting this will help a lot, I am looking forward to the ratlines myself LOL.
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    Enjoy your vacation, and try not to think about the second layer of planking to much lol.

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