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Hi Neil, good to meet you mate. 👍😀
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Hi There! Welcome to the MSW forum. Do we call you by any other name than native one?
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I really need to bite the bullet and buy a couple 1:64 scale dudes. I tightened up the foot ropes. Haven’t glued the inner points yet.
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Sailors who went aloft back in the day had huge, brass…. Pocket knives. 🤣
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Thanks Todd. The rigging is actually going much better and faster than I imagined it would. Nothing fancy on this build… no rope coils etc.
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Interestingly enough, I fought those foot ropes more than anything on the build so far. Made 4 sets before I settled on these. I agree they look a little long (and probably are when I get a scale Dude up there). That is one thing I’ve noticed on lots of builds… foot ropes that look to long. It’s in my notes for things to pay attention to on the next build. 👍
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Hi Greg, welcome to the forum! 👍😀
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Hi Diver, welcome! 👍😀
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Hi Chris, welcome.👍😀
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Good Morning Everyone. Thanks Guys for the support. Here is my library. RIGGING by Lennarth Petersson was actually the most help for the LN. the Shop Notes from the NRG is a pretty cool reference, but it is very broad, not just rigging. The others including Steel’s are for studying and learning anything and everything about wooden sailing vessels from that period in history. As I have mentioned before, it really depends on what each model maker in this hobby is after. Myself, I prefer pictures and photos, so I know what goes where. 😁
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Thursday evening... rigging coming along as best I could hope for on this first build. Up next, middle yard. I'll save the detail photos for completion, these are just build updates. 😁 d
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My chair is pulled up. So much learning takes place watching others build and see their techniques. 👍😀
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Are you going to paint the carriages and wheels?
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Very nice! Whatever our techniques, the successful desired outcome is what matters. Good job. 👍😀
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