Berbice 1789 by jerry_bee - FINISHED - scale 1:48

[hollowneck]

Jaro,

 

Beautiful work. One question: are the blocks from JerzyBin in Austria?? They appear to be either pear or boxwood.

 

Thanks for your well shot photos. I'm anxious to see what you choose for your next build!

 

Ron

[jerry_bee]

Ron,

thank you very much for your opinion.

the blocks and the smallest deadeyes are the CNC-milled ones (pearwood), made by my polish friend. I think it is possible that Jerzy sells them. also, I plan to use some 3 and 4-milimeters deadeyes made by Amati. however, the next build I promise to use all the accessoires made by myself.

[the learner]

Thank you for the re-build, quite an interesting ship as read in Marquats book.

[Pablo Peralta]

Hi Jerry_bee, I'm Pablo Peralta from Veracruz, Mexico. Right now I'm working in a paper model Baltimore clipper Berbice 1780 from Shipyard. I have seen your work for this ship and for me is fantastic. I ask your help requiring (if possible) information for standing and running rigging. The information supplied with the model is not enough. You have elaborated some tables with valuable data that can help me to understand for selecting materials and finishing my job as similar as possible  to your model. I'm 75 year old, not a beginner but no one expert in this wonderful world. If you accept my petition I' ask you send the information via email to me  address as follow :  pabloperalta4914@gmail.com.

Thanks for your attention. Regards

[JacquesCousteau]

31 minutes ago, Pablo Peralta said:

Hi Jerry_bee, I'm Pablo Peralta from Veracruz, Mexico. Right now I'm working in a paper model Baltimore clipper Berbice 1780 from Shipyard. I have seen your work for this ship and for me is fantastic. I ask your help requiring (if possible) information for standing and running rigging. The information supplied with the model is not enough. You have elaborated some tables with valuable data that can help me to understand for selecting materials and finishing my job as similar as possible  to your model. I'm 75 year old, not a beginner but no one expert in this wonderful world. If you accept my petition I' ask you send the information via email to me  address as follow :  pabloperalta4914@gmail.com.

Thanks for your attention. Regards

Hi Pablo, greetings from Mexico City. It doesn't look like Jerry has posted for a long time so I'm not sure if you'll get a response. There's a very detailed discussion of topsail schooner rigging at this thread: 

 

 

You also might look at the recommendations in this thread: