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daffy09
#1 Posted : 10 June 2011 00:08:20

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Just a little fore thought here. Can you tell me if we are going to need to invest in some sort of 'rope-walk' to make the thicker lines, or is DeAg going to show us some alternative method and/or supply the correct thicknesses of line as and when required.
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#2 Posted : 13 June 2011 16:25:31

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It isn't necessary to twist your own rope as you'll be receiving different thicknesses and colours of twine from which to make the shrouds, ratlines, stays etc etc.
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Mr.T...while on the topic of twine..I notice that on the real Victory they have heavy white rope between the anchors and the Hauser holes in the bow...Have you any advice as to where I could obtain similar looking twine that would be in scale with our build??
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#4 Posted : 13 June 2011 18:05:06

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CMB is a good start, you could also try here

http://www.model-dockyar...Period_Rigging_Cord.html
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Thanks Mr.T your a star mate...What diameter twine do you suggest...2.5mm??? Blink
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#6 Posted : 13 June 2011 20:37:00

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If you want very good quality rope have you tried MISKIN Models, i have been getting there ropes very quick good quality and at a resinable cost but they only do 2 colours natural and black, hope this helps other builders.
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may not be to your liking but white parsel twine is about the right dia and it ant haire
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Thanks Tomick, that's what I was hoping would be the case. I didn't think that on a model of this quality we would have to make our own, you've just put my mind to rest on that one . Thanks again
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