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Hello Mobbsie, Wonderful job! And a big cheer for you But do be careful with all those sharp tools my friend. Otherwise you force me to buy a children's toolbox for you. That way you won't hurt yourself. Take care, Anja
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Hello Augie, Everything has been said already, but I wholeheartedly agree with everyone. You won't be lineless, how else are going to catch any fish. Enjoy the fishing. Take care, Anja
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Hello ZyXuz, I must agree with Mike. It looks neat. But if you're not happy with it .... Maybe you will see it differently when you come back after your cooling down. Go and enjoy your vacation first and have fun at the party. Try to take some photos of the moon if it's possible. Take care, Anja
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Delftship question
Anja replied to captainbob's topic in CAD and 3D Modelling/Drafting Plans with Software
Hello Bob, I have deleted your other topic. Anja -
Hello Kats, Yes, sometimes life requires more from us then we would like. Just take your time, we will still be here when you find the time. I'm sorry to hear that you might not be able to give the Dame her intended home. Will keep my fingers crossed for you. Take care, Anja
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Naval War of 1812 Illustrated now complete and viewable
Anja replied to Hank's topic in Nautical/Naval History
Thanks for sharing Hank. I saw you were also one of the MSW builders with the ship Peacock. Anja -
Hello Adriaan, Good luck. Take care, Anja
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HMS AGAMEMNON by PMG - Caldercraft
Anja replied to PMG's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
Hello Pierre, Welcome back. I hope you had a wonderful vacation. Good decision to use a file from now one. It will take a bit longer, but you have more control. Take care, Anja -
Fighting ladders
Anja replied to dafi's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
Thanks again for explaining Daniel. Will try to find an answer to your question tomorrow, it is now time to go to dreamland. Have to go to work tomorrow. But I hope you will have an answer by then. Anja -
Fighting ladders
Anja replied to dafi's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
Hello Daniel, Thanks. Found the article. Learn something new every day. I didn't know that iron Jacob's ladders were used in hatchways. I thought these ladders were only used for climbing up. Like the picture below. But these are not made of iron. I guess you have to wait for a better answer, sorry. Anja -
Fighting ladders
Anja replied to dafi's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
Hello Daniel, As far as my knowledge goes, the Jacob's ladder is used to climb above the lower mast to the topmast and above. Sailors had to het around the top, a platform at the mast. On ships the only way around and up was the overhanging futtock shrouds. Modern tall ships use an easier vertical ladder from the ratlines as well. This is the Jacob's ladder. The other ladder you talk about, if I understand correctly, is called a pilot-ladder. Anja -
Fighting ladders
Anja replied to dafi's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
Hello Daniel, The link doesn't work. Can you post it again? Thanks. Anja -
Wow, I think you're right David. Just saw a mirror image of her on Google.
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USS Boston?
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Hello Bob, I see a nice restart and a lot of ok's. It can't go wrong this time. Take care, Anja
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