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Rigging Constitution versus Brig Syren

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Other than the fact that the Constitution has 3 masts and the Brig Syren has 2,  is it fair to say that the rigging is similar for both ships?

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GrandpaPhil

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Within reason.

 

The Constitution is a much larger vessel, but both are ship rigged, and American, from the same time period.

 

There will just be a lot more rigging involved with the Constitution than the Syren.

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