French war-ship Saint-Philippe 1693 - scale 1/72 - from Lemineur monograph
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(422 - 150) / 2 x 72 / 1000 = 9,792 m outboard each side 
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Hmm, I took your 33m yard dimension on face value, but even so, close to 10m sounds still impressive to me..(422 - 150) / 2 x 72 / 1000 = 9,792 m outboard each side
Simulation about fore and main masts :
Today préparations :
Today works
Provisory test about rigging of the Saint Philippe (I'm waiting my wooden order since several days )
Provisory test about rigging of the Saint Philippe (I'm waiting my wooden order since several days
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While waiting for a delayed wooden delivery, I received the two eight-thousand pounder giant anchors (test )
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Sorry, the anchor stock was backwards :
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Hallo @CRI-CRII have now the new project of modelling a simplified version of the Saint-Philippe, a french at time of Louis XIVth, a three decked eighty guns war ship, but I have first to read all the documentation (weight = 4 kg... )
At scale 1/48, it's a 1.20 m length "baby"
and "only" 92 cm at reduced scale 1/72 :
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Happy birthday. Hope you had a fabulous time. Cheers Grant
Still awaiting delivery, I am making out some tests of the right lengths on my own wooden stock :
