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good evening everyone standing rigging continues i have been asked to provide more info on the lines being put in, i so hope i am getting this right plan is to have standing done within a few weeks, in which i have time to decide on the sails, at this time i am moving away from them, it a very busy boat and a lot of detail is going to be lost, but that idea might change by tomorrow
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to be honest, had i waited another year, i would have bought the Bellona, been waiting for a 74 gunner, but i have agreed to finish the AV then we will see
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good evening everyone standing rigging continues new pin rails made up, but over slightly over scale and increased the pin locations from 8 to 19
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I perhaps should have painted though however i like this
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thank you comments and likes had a day off yesterday, infact i was doing some jobs for me mum (which basically meant me and the dog were sat in the carpark for 5 hours whilst my wife took her in for appointments any way today i sorted out the centre island and got the derrick area sorted a few photos of my workbench, which i tidied ny before the shots
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lol no i am making into a poor representation of @schiffebastler build
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Good evening everyone the main mast is now in position, i have placed it earlier than i wanted to, to prove/or not. that the rigging plans work. it was def confused dot.com today when i realised not all the back stays go to the same location,
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TY Patrick at present i am up to my neck in foremast backstays, she will be back def by the new year, i will need a break from the AV by then
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thank you, i have now also confirmed that with by books, the bit that was confusing me was the odd number- thank you for the reply
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good morning on my Amerigo foremast there are quite a few backstays with attach to the hull with bottle screws, are the lines kept individual or in pairs? like on the shrouds which i doubt or one end to each side NOT MY PHOTOs
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good afternoon well i put in the three lines, replacing the two that i had in position, but not fitted, these are white, and although not confirmed i believe these are steel on the real vessel, but i am constantly moving away from the kit, lol nothing seams to be in the right place,
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however im confused the build i am following has three ropes going forward, but two lines seam to come from the same mouse
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