Thanks Tex. I needed someplace to enclose the voltage regulators and other electronics leading to the switches that control the 4 separate circuits. I covered the included base with veneer, added the switches, and the black base.
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Amerigo Vespucci by Occre 1:100
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All the sails made, attached, and fully rigged. Tried to replicate the way the AV sails are displayed in the final photo. Wow! What a bunch of rigging lines. Required patience to make sure no line crossed another enroute to the belay point. Braces added for the foremast yards. Still working on the braces for the mainmast and mizzenmast yards. Will partially furrow the spanker sail at the stern but waiting to do that after I complete some work on the deck. The rigging lines would obstruct the areas I need to access.
