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She's a beautiful ship and you are doing a great job! My only issue concerns the armament. The lower gundeck typically holds the 32 to 40 pounders, the next deck up typically holds the 24 pounders, while the next one typically holds the 12 pounders. Please note that I am speaking of English ships, but the French followed that trend in their own fashion.27.03.22 Update
I've placed Main Topmast and Topgallant Yard
Topmast lifts and buntlines
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There is a chart on pages 216 and 217 that you can use to determine the proportions of masts and topmasts in relation to scale in Wolfram du Mondfeld's Historic Ship Models. It is a tremendous help!Yes. It's too long for sure. I took heller's yards as a patern. When I flipped it, it was reaching near main mast
But it's very close to Musée national de la Marine model
Oeuvre : Précisions - Maquette de bateau, Royal Louis, vaisseau, vers 1770 | Les collections du musée | Musée national de la Marine
Notice d'oeuvre ''Maquette de bateau, Royal Louis, vaisseau, vers 1770'' du musée ''Les collections du musée | Musée national de la Marine''mnm.webmuseo.com
This ship is basically finished beyond repair after kitty hurricane came through. As for the ship itself, if I were to build it again the list of things to change would be much longer then just one yard.She's a beautiful ship and you are doing a great job! My only issue concerns the armament. The lower gundeck typically holds the 32 to 40 pounders, the next deck up typically holds the 24 pounders, while the next one typically holds the 12 pounders. Please note that I am speaking of English ships, but the French followed that trend in their own fashion.
Bill