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L'Orenoque Mamoli 1:100 scale

What ho, shipmates! Happy Father's Day!!!!

I hope every one who is blessed to be a dad got (gets) the model(s), tool(s), necktie(s) that they merit for being great dads and granddads!

Got the railings blackened. They are in place and can be removed if necessary. Hopefully, it will not be necessary to remove them :D

Blessings. Peace. Gratitude.
Chuck

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What ho, shipmates! Just a few quick pictures of the head rigging. It's a neat cat's-cradle. However, I'm not sure I'm happy with the heaviness of the ropes - too thick? Perhaps impatience got the best of me. I used the thinnest I had. Thoughts? I'm hoping that the standing rigging on the masts will help balance things out.

First the kit plan and then the French plan for the head rigging for easier comparison to what I did.

Blessings.
Chuck

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Lo rigging bow French.jpg

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Chuck, maybe they are a skosh heavy, but not terribly so IMHO. Daresay I would not have even given it a thought had you not mentioned it. Will be even less noticeable when she’s fully dressed.
 
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