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  7. Scratchie
    I'm not new to wood modeling (over 20+years), and prefer to build scale models. However, I am relatively new to tall ship modeling, and I'm doing research before staring my next project, an AL San Francisco II galleon (I assume this model is only "semi-scale", but it's a starting point for a larger, RC tall ship sometime in the future). I have a question about sails: When building a scale tall ship, is it customary to have the sails furled or unfurled? In the tall ship modeling world, does having furled sails signify anything, something like ship lost in battle... Thanks, Scratchie
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  9. Scratchie
    Hello everyone, I've just joined this forum and look forward to reading many posts. I've a lot of wood model building (mostly RC airplanes), both by kit and scratch build, and have built two WWII ship kits, a Cutty Sark kit, and scratch built the SS Shenking merchant steamer. Next project is the AL San Francisco galleon. Most questions I have will be about rigging and choosing stain colors.

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