Thank you so much! Definitely in the collection to my coolest models!! I don't remember, you mentioned what the next model will be?
Thank you so much! Definitely in the collection to my coolest models!! I don't remember, you mentioned what the next model will be?
Cool!!!! Be sure to leave a link to the new thread where you will show the construction of the new ship. I will subscribe in a second))))It will be French Saint Philippe. I'm building the 3d model now. Finished masts and yards, artillery, anchors, boats, gunlids, ladders, channels and some other stuff
Thank you very much for posting this.From English-language materials you can look at the following book
From English-language materials you can look at the following book. David Antscherl also refers to it when he writes about the narrow stripes of the St. Andrew's cross.
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Thanks for this, I just ordered a copy.I saw some people saying that Timothy Wilson's "Flags at Sea" is much better
Hi OlegM , something from son-in-law there should be for sure.Frankby the way, @iutar another question: do you know how to calculate the size of a flag for a given flagstaff length (from mastcap to top)? Does the flag takes all this length or just a portion? is there any rule?
As to the amount of flagstaff used, I would guess it varied, but the below old print might be some help. Interestingly there are photos of a lot of the Union Jacks on the RMG Collections site with dimensions of each. One example can be seen at https://www.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/rmgc-object-730do you know how to calculate the size of a flag for a given flagstaff length (from mastcap to top)? Does the flag takes all this length or just a portion? is there any rule?