Brian's Caldercraft 1/72 HMS Victory

[wotan]

Very nice patient work Brian. I just wonder about the size of the coils at the end of the running out rig. When the guns are placed together will the coils from neighboring guns get a bit cramped.? BTW there is a belief that, at sea, the lines were not coiled, since they would slide about and generally get in the way. They were instead simply wound around the section between the two blocks.

Anyway enjoying your meticulous work on this model keep it coming.

John

[Bri62]

Thanks John I'm just following the general format everyone seems to be following ......It looks good though

[Bri62]

Took a while to get the first in place but I should get quicker as time goes on

[Bri62]

Very nice patient work Brian. I just wonder about the size of the coils at the end of the running out rig. When the guns are placed together will the coils from neighboring guns get a bit cramped.? BTW there is a belief that, at sea, the lines were not coiled, since they would slide about and generally get in the way. They were instead simply wound around the section between the two blocks.

Anyway enjoying your meticulous work on this model keep it coming.

John

John could you give an example how they stored the excess rope gotta be easier than coiling

[Bri62]

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