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Re Tug boat rigging
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📝 Re Tug boat rigging
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Hi Stephen
I am now thinking that the best thing for you is to contact Mount Fleet, they are the one's who can answer all your questions.
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I am now thinking that the best thing for you is to contact Mount Fleet, they are the one's who can answer all your questions.
https://www.mountfleetmodels.co.uk
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That's all right, Mr Ryan. My Morse is so rusty, I could be sending him dimensions on Playmate of the Month.
📝 Re Tug boat rigging
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I understand no on the stern are two fittings that stand up I assume these swivels fit Two them I think I am a rigging wire missing a plan is needed many thanks for the info
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📝 Re Tug boat rigging
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Hi Stephen
Near the top of the mast you may find a hoop with some eye's on it, this is were the rigging would go, if not you could use 1mm split pins and fix the rigging to them, the items in photo 2 are turnbuckles these are fixed to the deck via a bracket again I have used split pins for this, they are used to tension the mast rigging, the rigging would have been wire rope and it would have been black due to it being painted with a tar mix, also the rear mast would also be black due to the soot from the smoke stack.
The rigging would have been fixed to the mast ring and turnbuckles with a "D" shackle.
Hope that this of some help
Fred
Near the top of the mast you may find a hoop with some eye's on it, this is were the rigging would go, if not you could use 1mm split pins and fix the rigging to them, the items in photo 2 are turnbuckles these are fixed to the deck via a bracket again I have used split pins for this, they are used to tension the mast rigging, the rigging would have been wire rope and it would have been black due to it being painted with a tar mix, also the rear mast would also be black due to the soot from the smoke stack.
The rigging would have been fixed to the mast ring and turnbuckles with a "D" shackle.
Hope that this of some help
Fred
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That's all right, Mr Ryan. My Morse is so rusty, I could be sending him dimensions on Playmate of the Month.
📝 Re Tug boat rigging
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It was a kit one I don’t have the plan
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Sorry I can't help.
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Is this an old kit or a scratch build Stephen? 😊
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📝 Re Tug boat rigging
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Can any one tell me on the upper fore. Mast where the mast supports go and where the two swivels go 2nd photo
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