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  3. Terry Foster
    Furthermore - where does the rope bottom right of sail (9) go to?!
  4. Terry Foster
    I have just located this forum and am through building this plastic Revell 1:96 plastic kit It is my first build. I am puzzled by the pin numbers on the attached diagram. Sail9: where does the bottom right fixing go to? On main diagram - cord 96 ties to pulley top right of sail 10 However on detail closeup on same page it fastens to pulley on platform. Sorry I am new to this and do not know the names of parts of ship where sails and poles are concerned.(teach me) Furthermore on main diagram - cord from (109) goes to pulley on mast then down to pin 92. On detail in manual rope 92 appears out of space to pulley at top of sail (10) on mast. The manual is ever so confusing. I would be thankful for any feedback Thank You, Terry

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