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That is a pretty complicated question, since the sheet would be different depending on which yard it was on.

 

Is the sheet your only problem?  On the courses; main and fore, the sheet would reave through a block that was one of a three block configuration, as seen here on the plans for the MS Rattlesnake.

I'm thinking it would be similar on the Constitution. 

 

Sheet.jpg.7eced2a32168140fd2850f25766beb45.jpg

 

As you can see, without a rigging plan, it probably wouldn't be practical to try to talk you through all the sheets on the Constitution.

 

I noticed you asked another question about the MS Constitution rigging..

Are you having to work without a rigging plan?

Edited by Gregory

“Indecision may or may not be my problem.”
― Jimmy Buffett

Current builds:    Rattlesnake

On Hold:  HMS Resolution ( AKA Ferrett )

In the Gallery: Yacht Mary,  Gretel, French Cannon

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9 hours ago, JerseyCity Frankie said:

 I feel this is silly but completists want their cake and eat it too? I

I'm with you on this..    We see many examples where the modeler and the kit plans want to show all the  tackle and lines that would not be present in the absence of sails..

But then again, the list is long, of those conventions that modelers follow that have little basis in reality, but might be pleasing aesthetically, depending on one's taste..

 

I'm still trying to wrap my head around trying to rig the Constitution without a rigging plan..

“Indecision may or may not be my problem.”
― Jimmy Buffett

Current builds:    Rattlesnake

On Hold:  HMS Resolution ( AKA Ferrett )

In the Gallery: Yacht Mary,  Gretel, French Cannon

Posted

Is this what you're looking for? See attached rigging layout for the MS model.

 

MS Const Rigging Plan.docx

John Gilchrist
Yukon, OK

 

Current build: MS Emma C Berry

Completed: MS Fair American, MS Armed Virginia, MS Pride of Baltimore, Mississippi River Steamboat, Peterboro Canoe, MS USS Constitution, Mayflower, Billings African Queen

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