Black Seas rigging video

[@PeterPan-oe4mu]

Nice work. And you are right. No need for any fiddley knots at this scale. Just let the superglue do all the fixing.

[@philRminiatures]

Beautifully done, very tempting!

[@Is_it_good]

Thanks for the comment, it is definitely worth giving a go, even just to do the main few lines so you can rig the foresails.

[@markmorris251]

Nice video. Thanks for taking the time!

[@Is_it_good]

You are welcome, thanks for the comment! :)

[@sarahcorich4426]

Very useful, thanks. I wish I had watched this before doing my first few of these models (with much cursing, especially with the ratlines!).

[@Is_it_good]

Thanks for the comment, I am glad it helped! :)

[@icewolffinc]

the really look nice with the rigging, good job explaining how.

[@Is_it_good]

Thanks for the comment, it definitely takes them to the next level! :)

[@pbeccas]

Handy vid. Thanks.

[@Is_it_good]

You are welcome! Thanks for the comment!

[@BootsontheTable]

Nice job. I really don't see me doing the full rigging, its just too fiddly for my fingers but nice to see how it should be done!

[@Is_it_good]

Thanks for the comment! You could try a partial rigging perhaps as even a couple of lines make a big difference. The easiest are the ones from the bowsprit that run up to the mast tops, these forestays also are needed to put your front sails on. The fiddly ones are the ones on the sides of the bowsprit and the very tip of the bowsprit, and the rat lines if they need cutting. The brig ones dont so are dead easy if you use put the glue spots in place and then use a pair of tweezers to put the rat line over the top. I use the same technique for the sails - much easier than fingers!

[@BootsontheTable]

@@Is_it_good yeah that's what I am thinking. Just some limited rigging