I am sorry that I cannot read anything except English but I can see the exceptionally good and precise rigging that is being shown. It sets a high bar to try to attain in my own work. Rich (PT-2)
Schooner Albatross from Constructo [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Hello Dima. No, it's not him. We call this the cleaver ring. I know this and in this form I have depicted it on this model. I asked about the element I circled. Installed on the anchor hoist bar. It was used to remove the blind ray from the bowsprit. These are the so-called stretch marks. Metal pins were installed to guide these guys to the anchor beam. I am looking for an image of this particular metal piece on an anchor beam.
Hi Sasha!
A shape of what it could look like. On clipper ships there were even more specialized forms. To bad that the fittings are not drawn.
Best regards
Thomas
A shape of what it could look like. On clipper ships there were even more specialized forms. To bad that the fittings are not drawn.
Best regards
Thomas
Thank you Thomas. This is what I was looking for. Only at the end there was a ring through which the snake passed through and was attached to the eyelet near the riverbed. But Jimski says this anchorage is not relevant for this type of schooner. In general, I'm in thought.
Considering that the schooner "Albatross" is a kind of collective image, I think it is possible to apply the method of wiring this tackle indicated by you.
Hi Sasha!
Corvette "La Creole" 1838.
Best regards
Thomas
Corvette "La Creole" 1838.
Best regards
Thomas
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Thomas, what you need. Thank you tremendous
Thanks to Jimski and Thomas for their help. In general, I depicted this detail in this form.
I have finished installing the standing rigging. Today the model looks like this.
Some more photos ...
That's all for now. I turn to making yards.
Very nice, tight , clean work Sasha!
Excellent bow rigging. Rich
Excellent work Sasha!
Very good work my friend - > 
Hello everyone, thanks for the comments and likes.
Made a fore-ray. Began installing it. Rey will be "dry", without a sail
Made a fore-ray. Began installing it. Rey will be "dry", without a sail
After fixing the yarn to the mast, I installed the topping and rai-tails
Blackened the anchor chain and laid it on the deck. Made anchors from a set. I haven't fixed it yet, I think where to put them. It can be like now in the gun port, which is not used, or it can simply be hung through a block on a cat-beam.
This is very nice work even under the critical eye of a macro lens camera. Well done. Rich (PT-2)
Hello everyone. I didn’t show anything for a long time. But I wasn't messing around. Established foresight topsail rey. Nothing complicated at this stage. The result is in the photo.
Then I installed the main mast gaff. This is the most troublesome thing with him. There are many blocks, and it takes time until each of them is tied. As a result, I spent two evenings only on him
