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Thanks guys. No real secret. Just made the bottom slightly a little longer so it would force that 'bow' look when attaching to the horizontal mast. I have 4 sails left, waiting for my order of rigging line, I ran out...
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I've been away for a while, just got back to my Schooner.... A couple of pics to show my progress on my sails
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Completed the rat lines on the main mast, I took a pic of it against my table with a shadow from the sun, thought it was neat to see the rat lines shadow on the table.
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I have completed the rat lines on the fore mast, now I'm onto the main mast, going to start on the rat lines this weekend. I'll post a pic of this progress soon.
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Finished my first set of rat lines, given the scale of 1:100, it was small to work with, however I struggled through it.
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Just a small update, I started with the 'rat lines' on the shrouds, a couple of days ago. Being at a scale 1:100, they are small, this will take a while. There was an old magazine I came across on looping the inner shroud, looks cool, however you lose detail being a little small.
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Thanks Don, Saw your HMS Bounty build, great looking ship. Looking at your Schooner build too, nice!
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Hello all, I've signed up a little late after I started my Schooner. I am into my build, about half way or so... This is my first build, so I'm only starting out. Here are some pics, starting with construction of the keel (around Nov 10,2013), all the way to where I'm at (last worked on Jan 9,2014), rigging...
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