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Me too GrantI'm glad you realised the missing cannon block prior to the second planking going on.





Yes, more like that, without the diagonal red St Patrick's Saltire, which was added to the Union Flag only at the union of the kingdom of Ireland with that of Great Britain on 1st January 1801. There may be various formats differing through history, a 3:5 ratio being perhaps typical, though today's modern ratio is 1:2.

Thing is I can't find the flags in the correct scale.Getting the flags correct is important!

When I wanted a historical flag, an 18th century pattern red ensign for a 1:48 scale frigate, I got a good one from the company BECC in the UK. They seem to be still active, and offer several types through other companies, including eBay, though perhaps not as many as they used to. Search online for BECC or see https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/32615919...00e182d11793616c0707167&loc_physical_ms=41471 Good luck!Thing is I can't find the flags in the correct scale.
Hi JimCould you please tell us where you bought that building slip from.
Are they available in the states?
Hi JohnBrian,
Looking good.
I am interested in one of these for my project - I looked on their site;
Technical data from site for this product;
- Base size: 100cm x 25cm
Base size of 100cm × 25cm (holds keels up to 100cm).
Their data seem odd.
Could you measure it for me - looks to be much larger
Thanks....
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NEVERMIND -- I JUST FIGURED IT OUT
Maximum Keel Length: Up to 100 cm (39.4")
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