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  • Birthday 09/21/1946

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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Name of Line
  2. tomarack
    T very helpful is book >Young sea officer sheet anchor,where you can find plenty basic informationabout rig and rigging. It is for free too, you can download from>Interhet archive >> https://archive.org/details/youngseaofficers00leve/mode/2up The Elements and Practice of Rigging And Seamanship, 1794, by David Steel, is a comprehensive English textbook of rigging, seamanship and naval tactics. A key reference for those interested in the age of Nelson. Although at times difficult because of its fine detail, it will reward those that search through it to understand the technology of the era. It s available online for free > https://maritime.org/doc/steel/ < at the end ..this rope is really >tack<
  3.    Micklen32 reacted to a post in a topic: Will Everard by Micklen32 - Billing Boats - 1:67
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    Hi Mick, greetings form Mid Europe... I have to say, for the novice very nice model, indeed (when remember my first efforts..) I can recommend Ivor Bittle website too, maybe you can visit AMBO website.. http://barge.homeunix.org/index.php/home You find more infos a photos from building and rigging of thames sailing barges. There you can find interesdting booklet about buliding barges too (somewhat bigger, RC models in 1:24 scale ) http://barge.homeunix.org/pdf/2012/Building_a_model_in_Wood_or_GRP.pdf I wish you success Tom

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