Shipbucket

Superbly excellent work!

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Seems you're correct about the running lines, they seem very taut though, must be some reason behind that I can't fathom, when they have a bit of slack, it's easier to work the sails.

Braces for the yards are absent, took me a while to figure that out

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Perhaps you should add an "i" to the country´s name

is fixed!

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My guess is that they're that tight because it doesn't carry sail any more so it's mostly one and two man work up there.

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DP, that bow shadowing works! Any plans to develop running rigging on this superb drawing?
CraigH

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Brilliant job DP.