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In lugnet.pirates, Andrzej M. Szlaga wrote:
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Hello,
The Blackhawk is finally ready for new adventures.
This is 17-century heavy galleon, equipped with 7 sails, 8 cannons and 10
people of crew.
In the sterncastle there’s captain’s room, which can be
pulled out by the back wall to acces the lower level, where mess and cabooze
are located. In the forecastle there’s 1st mate’s room and bo’man store. I’ve
added rescue boat, working compass and other details.
Please, take a look at
pictures in my gallery:
...and tell me, what do you think.
More informations about this vessel and
other creations you can find at my website:
http://www.geocities.com/shgg9/
Thanks,
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Ahoy,
Nice work!
The shaping of the sterncastle is very nice.
You’ve captured some great detail in this vessel... it’s always good to be able
to access the interior (and it’s something that I don’t provide for in many of
my vessels).
I’m not too sure about the rigging of the lateen sail... IIRC the arm should be
balanced on the mast, and the sail should be moveable (not rigged to the
backstay). Nevertheless, it does look very nice!
Adieu
Richie Dulin
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Somewhere in the South Pacifique
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Building a safer South Pacifique
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In lugnet.pirates, Richie Dulin wrote:
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Nice work!
The shaping of the sterncastle is very nice.
You’ve captured some great detail in this vessel... it’s always good to be
able to access the interior (and it’s something that I don’t provide for in
many of my vessels).
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Thank you, I’m glad you like it.
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I’m not too sure about the rigging of the lateen sail... IIRC the arm should
be balanced on the mast, and the sail should be moveable (not rigged to the
backstay).
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Good point, I’ll fix it.
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Nevertheless, it does look very nice!
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Thanks!
Au revoir.
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shgg.
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