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Thank you especially coming from you and your Royal Louis!Beautiful work
Hi Wojta!Awesome. I though you finished it, but now I see you only lack bowlines.

Simply put, these are lines that pull the sail forward and help control its shape during maneuvers.Hi Wojta!
Thank you for your reply. Sorry I am confused what do you mean by bowline?


Thank you so much! I will place them but I need to make them loose because all my sails are foldableSimply put, these are lines that pull the sail forward and help control its shape during maneuvers.
The picture is from Rigging Period Ship Models by Lennarth Petersson. It covers english 18pdr frigate Melampus. There isn't much of a difference between different ship as its function remain the same, so you can use it as an example
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