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I'm in the States. Have ordered 0.50 brown rope from overseas companies. None made it across the Atlantic. lol. Looking for an online supplier in the states . Can't find a on Amazon. Any help is appreciated.
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I did attach ropes and blocks to all masts and spars on the bench 1st. Like you said.. Wasn't hard to figure out that laying flat on the bench was by far easier Then once they're on the ship
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That's what I did.. Built all masts & spars Prior to installing. Actually just finished attaching all completed masts and bowsprit to ship. It's time for some rope!
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That definitely seems to be their consensus... The manufacturer says otherwise but I agree with all you guys.. Thanks for the help
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This information will save me a lot of time..lol Very much appreciated... Biggest challenge to the build was figuring.Things out the instructions didn't tell you
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Appreciate your input! Makes sense to me
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First build. HMS Beagle. Have just completed bowsprit and all masts. Installing on ship now. Question is rat lines 1st? or all others 1st or does it matter? Thanks for sharing your expertise in advance.
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I am currently on my first build.. The same ship.. I have a build log here also. I fallen behind you.. Have been following yours... great work Should have all the masts completed this week.. Next starting the.. Looks intimidating... Your ship looks great..
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Mission accomplished! Thanks
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My opinion is looks awesome...and intimidating...lol Just starting the bowsprit on my Beagle. As you stated the instructions are very little help. Those on here and videos I found are why I have made it this far. Again...looks amazing...great job sir.
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Have you started planking yet ? How is it going? I found it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be.
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Awesome. Will be attempting it this evening! Have followed John Aliprantis videos. Had missed the beginning of video 33 where he does show the location. Agree on the pitiful instructions, it's my first build. Are other models instructions any better? A lot of the challenge with this build is figuring out how? Again thanks for the help.
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