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Found this site and if you click on the Photo gallery of HMS Victory you go to some very good images which can be zoomed in on. Have fun!  http://www.modelships.de...ctory_Portsmouth_eng.htmBuilt
Billings Le Bayard
Mamoli Golden Hind
Corel Shenandoah
In Progress
AL King of the Mississippi
Mantua HMY Britannia 1893/HMS Victory 1/98 Stopped
Yet to start
AL Zuiderzee Botter (Pre laser)Fun fun fun
Constructo HMS Victory
Caldercraft HMS Victory
Deag HMS Victory
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I second what Magpie has to say, it is a very useful site. Interestingly, the Victory model I looked at last night had yet another colour scheme for the boats ... Hey Ho  Didn't check the others but would be interesting to see if they have been consistent. Mike T
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Wow! Very impressive. The third model down looks like the Jokita kit. If it is, I want one  Dave H
Current builds :- Hachette 1/16 Tiger Tank
H.M.S Victory, Santisima Trinidad (Section), 1/8 scale Aston Martin DB5, 1/8 scale McLaren, YNWA
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Looks really brilliant, I had to bookmark this one for future reference...thanks for drawing our attention to it mate...  Current Builds: Deagostini HMS Victory: Deagostini HMS Sovereign of the seas. Completed Builds: Del Prado: HMAS Bounty: Hachette: RMS Titanic: Del Prado: Cutty Sark...
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Yes, Very helpful indeed. A very good find. Thank you. Schnellboots on back burner
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The copper plateing has all been removed and sold on ebay me thinks! Built
Billings Le Bayard
Mamoli Golden Hind
Corel Shenandoah
In Progress
AL King of the Mississippi
Mantua HMY Britannia 1893/HMS Victory 1/98 Stopped
Yet to start
AL Zuiderzee Botter (Pre laser)Fun fun fun
Constructo HMS Victory
Caldercraft HMS Victory
Deag HMS Victory
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I get the impression that these pictures were taken sometime ago and it looks like they were in the process of re-coppering at the time. The picture which includes the rudder, looks as if the copper has been stripped off and they haven't yet cleaned off the verdigris on the wood, before priming the wooden surface. The bow pictures taken by mavrickandgoose back in March this year clearly shows the copper plates. reference photographsMike T
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Could somebody please tell me what that rather large block is that is rigged to the boomkin at the bow on the starboard side? I have made various models of the Victory and that block is new to me. Thanks. Dave H
Current builds :- Hachette 1/16 Tiger Tank
H.M.S Victory, Santisima Trinidad (Section), 1/8 scale Aston Martin DB5, 1/8 scale McLaren, YNWA
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Morning Dave
Are you referring to the 'heart' which is turned into the lower end of the fore stay? A heart is not strictly speaking a block because it has no moving parts (sheaves) and is part of the standing rigging rather than the running rigging.
If I have misunderstood the question can you say which picture you are looking at?
Mike T
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Cornwallray wrote:The copper plateing has all been removed and sold on ebay me thinks! There are in fact a lot of websites which are selling modern artifacts which include bits of oak or copper from Victory. They obviously come with a certificate of authentication so must be genuine. Mike T
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Mike Turpin wrote:Morning Dave
Are you referring to the 'heart' which is turned into the lower end of the fore stay? A heart is not strictly speaking a block because it has no moving parts (sheaves) and is part of the standing rigging rather than the running rigging.
If I have misunderstood the question can you say which picture you are looking at?
Mike T
Apologies Mike. I was referring to your link to Maverickandgoose page. The photo is on page 1, 3rd row down 2nd photo along. Dave H
Current builds :- Hachette 1/16 Tiger Tank
H.M.S Victory, Santisima Trinidad (Section), 1/8 scale Aston Martin DB5, 1/8 scale McLaren, YNWA
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Hi Dave
I had to delve into the Young Sea Officers Sheet Anchor Page 57
The block you are referring to which is strapped round the boomkin end, carries the Fore Tack which would be passed through another block on the clew of the foresail and then passes back where it is clinched to the boomkin. The other end is fastened off on the fore-castle.
If you have a look at the original set of photos on this post, the 1st one in the right hand column shows the fore tack going through a second block which is held up in the rigging, and would have been detached and then attached to the clew of the foresail once the sails are rigged.
Hope that helps, you can't beat 'the sheet anchor' for illustrating rigging etc
Mike T
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Thanks Mike. Appreciate your input. That block on the boomkin looked a little bit too big. Dave H
Current builds :- Hachette 1/16 Tiger Tank
H.M.S Victory, Santisima Trinidad (Section), 1/8 scale Aston Martin DB5, 1/8 scale McLaren, YNWA
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