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Continuation: Equipment of the lower yards - Footropes and stirrups - Marchepieds et étriers
As often practiced, I also try to clarify the implementation of details for the foot and jumper horses by making a sample specimen.
According to the specifications and the description from the monograph, the two-piece foot horses of La Créole consisted of tarred cordage, taken with spliced eyes over the yardarms. Thimbles were spliced into the inner ends and lashed to the center of the yard by means of lanyards.
In the main yard, the rope for the footrope had a diameter of 32 mm according to the monograph. The ropes for the stirrups are given with a diameter of 30 mm.

Source: Monograph on the La Créole by J. Boudriot
For the execution of the foot horses on the model I orientate myself on a drawing from the atlas.
I received corresponding information from G. Delacroix, for which I am very grateful.

Source: Detail from Atlas du Génie maritime, annexe No. 1, Pl. 1
The first test piece shows that the used thimble with ø 2.1 mm appears much too dominant in the model scale. The smaller thimble with ø 1.5 mm, however, is too small for the rope thickness ø 0.67 mm. To be able to make a size in between, I am currently missing the appropriate brass tube, which I have already ordered in the meantime.
So I will now bring forward the production of the other blocks for the main yard.
To be continued ...