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Sorry I edited the post from bulwarks to bulkheads. I got them mixed up. What will you be using for the bulkhead frames?
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I finished all the yards except the bowsprit yard. The main yards are an improvement over the fore yards I did first with a better overall quality. Some things I’ve changed: I’ve listened to you Ferrus and changed the belaying point for the boom lift, it can now swing freely without fouling. I’ve added proper cleats for the davit lifts and made hanks. Should I keep the loops on the deck or hang them on the cleat? As you can see I’ve broke the tiller off as I was never fully happy with the shape so I’ll redo that. Tomorrow I’ll be doing lots of yard rigging. Not sure why the photos are so bad, once I post them to the site they go blurry. 🤔
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Such clean work, looks very nice. Excuse me if this has been mentioned, but is this the cord that’s included in the kit? I’m looking at purchasing a kit by Vanguard.
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Look forward to seeing this one, I’m sure I’ll learn a thing or two. May I ask if this is your first wooden model?
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