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Click to view item » Alphabetic register of 1106 sailing vessels
Description » Vessel database, articles and nautical terms. If ship had sail likely it's listed and summarized here.
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Item details http://sailing-ships.oktett.net/register-alphabetic.html
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01-13-2012 05:15 PM by Geek1945 Edward |
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Click to view item » Amateur Woodworker Wood types
Description » Wood list: Hardwoods
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Item details http://www.am-wood.com/wood/wood.html
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11-06-2004 01:38 PM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Animated Knots: Complete List
Description » Over 120 knots showing how they are tide (animated).
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Item details http://www.animatedknots.com/knotlist.php
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04-14-2009 07:51 PM by Navarone Don |
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Click to view item » Combat Index
Description » United States Military Hardware Index for current and past military equipment.
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Item details http://www.combatindex.com/hardware/hardware_main.html
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04-02-2007 06:12 PM by Navarone Don |
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Click to view item » Curator of Navy Ship Models
Description » The U.S. Department of the Navy Ship Model Program collects, preserves,
interprets, and displays scale models in federal museums and offices and in state
and local public educational museums and facilities. Depicting the rich tradition,
historical heritage, and technological development of the United States Navy from earliest times to the present, the Department of the Navy Ship Model Collection is recognized as a precious national treasure.
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Item details http://www.dt.navy.mil/cnsm/
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11-13-2004 09:27 AM by sabah Steve |
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Click to view item » Development of the Square Rigged Ship
Description » Development of the western square-rigged sailing ship after the Middle Ages. From the Carrack to the Full-Rigger. The study covers the period of four hundred years, from the first two-masted Mediterranean square-riggers of the early 15th Century to the three-masted, full-rigged ships of the Napoleonic era.
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Item details http://www.greatgridlock.net/Sqrigg/squrig2.html
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07-28-2006 06:00 AM by Navarone Don |
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Click to view item » Drill bit sizes - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Description » Lists, Metric drill bit sizes, Fractional-inch drill bit sizes, US number and letter gauge drill bit sizes. Handy little charts for figuring out the correct drill size you need.
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Item details http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drill_bit_sizes
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10-01-2006 01:44 PM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » DryDock Models Gallery
Description » Welcome to DryDock Models. This web site is dedicated to the rebirth of an old hobby, building tall ship models. Within the pages of this site you will find a photo gallery of ship models during various stages of construction, as well as completed ships and images of the many ship kits available today.
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Item details http://www.drydockmodels.com/
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11-06-2004 01:07 PM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Gene Larson's Shop Notes
Description » A complete list of wood types and their uses in ship modeling.
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Item details http://members.cox.net/elarson5/woods.htm
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11-29-2005 09:56 PM by ozarkhillbilly Bill |
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Click to view item » Historic Tall Ship Replicas
Description » Excellent site for sailing ships from selected time periods and countries - a nice collection of reference data and pictures.
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Item details http://www.timedesign.de/ship/ship.html
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01-23-2009 07:49 AM by Davit Gary |
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Click to view item » Introduction to Carving
Description » These instructions are intended to offer a simple and doable approach to carving the decorations on ship models. In time and with practice anyone who can build a ship model can produce the carved decorations.
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Item details http://www.dlumberyard.com/DavesPlace/Intoduction.htm
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10-27-2005 03:31 AM by Bismark |
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Click to view item » Just Timber
Description » The Wonderful World of Wood: A site devoted to woods of all types. Gives characteristics and descriptions of woods of many types, from Ash to Yew.
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Item details http://website.lineone.net/~rod_elliott/
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05-22-2007 03:05 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » Knot Heads World Wide
Description » Knot Heads World Wide is a community based website of knot tyers from all walks of life and from around the world.
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Item details http://www.khww.net/
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04-01-2005 08:02 AM by wirewolf John |
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Click to view item » LIST OF HMS SHIPS
Description » HMS SHIPS
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Item details http://encycl.opentopia.com/H/HM/HMS
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06-30-2008 07:53 PM by Davit Gary |
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Click to view item » List of US Navy Abbreviations and Acronyms
Description » From the Naval Sea Systems Command Library - Damage Control. A list of the current abbreviations and acronyms used by the US Navy.
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Item details http://www.dcfp.navy.mil/library/abbreviations.htm
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04-17-2006 05:11 PM by wirewolf John |
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