Caf Model CAF La Renommee 1744 1:48
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Wishing all my friends a Merry Christmas
Tom
SAME TO YOPU TO0M. GOD BLESS STAY SAfe you and yours don
A very merry Christmas to you and yours as well along with a peaceful New Year !
Kurt Konrath
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Nice looking details on the ship and the tree on the door.
Very good modelling - great work my friend
Agree, that’s an excellent quality kit.
Thank you. I hope to participate in some exhibitions this summer and preferably win some rankings
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Hi Caf, if you don't mind, could you post some single photos? Thanks, Frank
Does anyone know the function of these rings？
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Hi CAF, Thank you for your availability. Frank
I will upload the other pictures later 
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I am really happy to learn a new knowledge，But the more I know, the more problems I have。
I have another question, there is still a big gap between Cable and Hawseholes. Do we need to use hemp rope or canvas to plug this gap during navigation？In my opinion, this gap seems to need to be filled
I have another question, there is still a big gap between Cable and Hawseholes. Do we need to use hemp rope or canvas to plug this gap during navigation？In my opinion, this gap seems to need to be filled
Hawse holes, while necessary and important elements that allowed a ship to anchor safely when needed, were, after all, fairly large holes in the bow. They, could, in heavy weather, admit large quantities of water into a vessel. To prevent this, “hawse bags” and “hawse plugs” were employed. The former were bags of oakum that were used to stop up hawse holes, and the latter were literally plugs driven into the holes to prevent water from flooding the gun deck.
