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Re: What class of ship is the BSB?
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lugnet.pirates
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Mon, 8 May 2000 18:01:27 GMT
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In lugnet.pirates, Jonathan Wilson writes:
> What type of ship is the BSB?
Confused.
The hull is meant to be reminiscent of a galleon with its high castles. But
galleons usually had three masts, not two. The Skull's Eye Schooner is a
closer to a galleon with the third mast mounting a lateen sail. The mizzenmast
could fly squaresails instead of a lateen. But just to confuse things,
galleons usually had a spritsail, not a jib (the Armada Flagship hints at a
spritsail off its bowsprit). The BSB's rigging is closer to a brig: two
masted, square sails, and jib, though it is missing the spanker (this could be
added easily). A brig-rigged galleon?
Bruce
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