Deagostini Cutty Sark User guide

Deagostini
Brand
Deagostini
Model
Cutty Sark
Type
User guide

Deagostini Cutty Sark is an incredibly detailed model ship kit that allows you to build a precise replica of the legendary 19th-century British clipper ship. With its intricate design and high-quality materials, this model is perfect for both experienced modelers and newcomers to the hobby. The kit includes everything you need to build the Cutty Sark, including wooden masts and spars, metal fittings, and cotton thread for the rigging. Detailed step-by-step instructions are also included, making it easy to follow along and create a beautiful model that you'll be proud to display.

Deagostini Cutty Sark is an incredibly detailed model ship kit that allows you to build a precise replica of the legendary 19th-century British clipper ship. With its intricate design and high-quality materials, this model is perfect for both experienced modelers and newcomers to the hobby. The kit includes everything you need to build the Cutty Sark, including wooden masts and spars, metal fittings, and cotton thread for the rigging. Detailed step-by-step instructions are also included, making it easy to follow along and create a beautiful model that you'll be proud to display.

54 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
53 Boom, gaff and fore trysail of the mizzenmast
153
348
308
387
387
388 381
381
308
348
153
390
109
381
388
308
353
392
389 393
308
386
355
387
388
395
390
90mm
125mm
190mm
diam. 4mm
diam.
4mm
diam. 4mm
109
109
109
390
108 390
395 93
395
108
394
308
348
302
391
392
389
348
389 386 391
53With parts 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 395,
109, 153, 308, 348, 381, make the
mizzen boom 386, the mizzen gaff 392 and the
mainmast gaff 393, following the plans for the
masts. Sew the mizzen fore trysail 394 to the
gaff 392 with the fine raw thread 308. Fit the
boom and the gaff on the fore trysails 394 and
sew this sail with the fine raw thread 308 to the
boom 386 and to the stay on the rounding of
the mizzen 355. Fit the gilt chain 302 with the
help of the small rings 108 and the double hook
on the mizzen gaff 396. Rig the mizzen fore
trysail 394, following the direction of the
coloured arrows, while taking into account the
yellow, white and violet arrows to be tied on
the belay pins of the circular pin-rail 356. The
green and blue arrows are to be tied to the
eyebolts 109 located on the deck, and the red
arrow is to be threaded through a hole in the
small clump block 100 to end in a belay pin 103
in the pin-rail on the mizzen rigging 382.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these
step-by-step instructions.
55 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
53
108
302
372
308
308
100
394
396
153
348
308
108
302
108
382
108
396
396
153
308
348
109 395
348 300
109
348
356 308
103
108
109
360
Boom, gaff and fore trysail of the mizzen, continued
348
348
308
308
348 308
348
348
395
308
108
308
302
348
109
109
395
396
395
diam. 1mm
diam. 1mm
diam. 3mm
53Continued. See the previous page for
written instructions.
56 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
54 Gaff and trysail of mainmast
54Sew the mainmast fore trysail 397 to the mainmast gaff 393 with the fine raw thread 308.
Fit the gaff with its sail into the eyebolt 109, located at the jaw of the trysail 332, and sew
this sail with the thread 308 to the stay on the rounding of the mainmast 341. Rig the fore trysail
of the mainmast 397, following the direction of the coloured arrows – the yellow arrows to be
tied in the belay pins 103 of the circular pin-rail 339, the violet arrows to be tied to the belay
pins 103 of the side pin-rails on the mainmast 284, and the green arrow to be tied to the eyebolt
109 located on the deck.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these step-by-step instructions.
338
332
103 339
108
393
108
338
308
302
308
348
397
348
348
308
108
108
393
109
108
397
103
284
103
109
339
103
348 308
348
153
348
308
308
302
308
339
109
397
109
397
308
332
341
308
308
302 393
397
308
308
108
308
348 308
57 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
55 Staysails between the mainmast and the mizzenmast
55On the stays located between the
mainmast and mizzen masts, fit the
mizzen topmast staysail 398 and the mizzen
topgallant staysail 399, securing them with the
small rings 108. Rig both sails 398 and 399,
following the direction of the coloured arrows.
The violet arrows are to be tied on the belay
pins 103 of the side pin-rails on the mainmast
284, the red arrows to be tied on the belay
pins 103 of the circular pin-rail 356 and the
yellow arrows to be threaded through a hole in
the small clump blocks 100 located in the lower
rigging to end in the belay pins 103 (one is tied
to the port pin-rail and the other to the
starboard pin-rail). See the next page for more
step-by-step photos.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these
step-by-step instructions.
398
308
338
308
100
398
308
398
398
399
108
108 348
100
103
308
399
108
284 103
14mm
14mm
103
348
348
398
308
308
108
399 108
100
100
308
356
14mm
14mm
58 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
55Continued. See the previous page for
written instructions.
56Fit the main stay topsail 400 on the stays
located between the foreyard and
mainmast, fit the topgallant staysail 401 and the
top stay main mast 402, fixing them with the
small rings 108. Rig the sails 400, 401 and 402
with the fine raw thread 308, following the
direction marked by the coloured arrows: the
violet arrows are to be tied onto the dowels
belay pins 103 of the side pin-rails on the
foreyard 283; the red arrows are to go through
the 3mm blocks 348 to be tied onto the belay
pins 103 of the circular pin-rail on the mainmast
339.The yellow arrows are to be tied in this
order – the arrow for the sail 400 to the
eyebolt 109 located on deck, the arrows for the
sails 401 and 402 to the belay pins 103 on the
port and starboard sides, the first going through
the cap of the mast 338 and the second through
the clump block 100 located on the mainmast
foretop, and then both through the clump
blocks 100 located on the lower rigging. See
the next page for more step-by-step photos.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these
step-by-step instructions.
55 Staysails between the mainmast and the mizzenmast, continued
56 Stay sails between the foreyard and mainmast
348
108
100 398
399
108
356
103
284
103
103
100
103
338
308
400
401
348
402
401
400
100
348
308
308
103
308
100
109
103
308
308
348
338
308
308
348
308
338
59 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
56 Stay sails between the foreyard and mainmast, continued 56Continued. See the previous page for
written instructions.
308
400
108
283
103
308
103
100 402
108
401
338
308
308
308
109
400
308
338
400
108
308
100
109
103
308
308
308
308 402
100
338
401
108
108
108
400
308
308
348
348
308
308
348
339
103
308
103
109
100
308
14mm 14mm
60 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
57 Boom halyard and jibsails
57With the fine raw thread 308, rig the boom halyard, starting from the eyebolt 109 and
passing the thread through the hole located on the boom 364 and through the 3mm block
348, tying off in the belay pin 103 of the bowsprit pin-rail 116. On the flying jib 403, fit the bowsprit
stays, the jibsail 404 and the fore topmast staysail 405. Secure the sails to the corresponding stays
by means of the rings 108, leaving a 14mm gap between them. Rig the three sails, following the
coloured arrows (see following Step 58).
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these step-by-step instructions.
103 116
103
308
109
348
116
364
364
308
348
109
308
108
108
108
348
348
348
308
308
103
103
348
348
348
403
404
405
14mm 14mm
308
308
61 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
58 Jibsails, continued
58With the fine raw thread 308, rig the flying jib 403, the jibsail 404
and the fore topmast staysail 405, following the direction of the
coloured arrows. The yellow arrows go through the blocks 348 and are
to be tied in the belay pins 103 of the bowsprit pin-rail 116, the blue
arrows are to be tied to the belay pins 103 located on both sides of the
bow forecastle, and the red arrows are to go through the 3mm blocks
348 and are to be tied on the belay pins 103 of the foremast.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these step-by-step instructions.
403
348
348
348
404
405 405
103
404
348
405
403
348
348
348
403
348
348
404
405
308
103
103
103
103
404
404
308
403
103
103
116
308
403 348
348
348
308
348
62 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
59 Foresail mast backstays
59With the medium black cotton thread 384 make the foresail
mast backstays (yellow arrows), the mainmast foretop
backstays (red arrows) and the small mainmast foretop backstays
(blue arrows). All these lead out of the small clump blocks 100 in
the foresail yard chainwales 101 that are to be joined together with
the fine raw thread 308. See the next page for more step-by-step
photos.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these step-by-step
instructions.
384
101
308
100
402
401
384
344
384
100
384
100
308
63 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
59 Foresail mast backstays, continued
344
338
108
384
101
308
100
400
401
384
401
384
344
402
384
59Continued. See the previous page for written instructions.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these step-by-step instructions.
64 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
60With the medium black cotton thread 384, make the backstays in the mainmast (yellow
arrows), the backstays on the mainmast (red arrows), and the backstays on the topgallant mast
of the mainmast (blue arrows). All lead out of the small clump blocks 100 on the mainmast chainwales
102 that are to be joined together with the fine raw thread 308 (see previous step). With the same
thread 384, make the backstays on the mizzenmast (violet arrows) and the backstays for the mizzen
topgallant mast of the mainmast (green arrows). All these procedures are to be carried out both on
the port and starboard sides.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these step-by-step instructions.
338
108
102
308
344
384
384
344
384
384
359
384
359
100
384
384
384
100
60 Backstays on the main and mizzenmast
100
384
102
308
384
384
384
384
65 THE CUTTY SARK: STEP BY STEP
61 Top-rope on the mainmasts and togallant mast
61With the fine raw thread 308, rig the mast top-ropes (red arrows for the mainmast and
foremast, pink arrows for the mizzenmast). Run the thread 308 out of the hole in the caps
338 and 357, insert it through the hole located in the base of the masts and thread it through the
block 343 on the other side of the caps and down to the deck, tying them off on the belay pins 103
located on the circular pin-rails 339 (for the main and foremasts, red arrows) and 356 (for the
mizzenmast, pink arrows). Rig the mast top-ropes in the masts in the same way, taking into account
that the green arrows are for the main and foremasts and the yellow arrows for the mizzenmast.
Use the mast and rigging plans alongside these step-by-step instruction.
338
357
308
343
308
343
308
109
308
93
308
343
308
103
356
103
308 308
103
103
339
334
308
343
308
354
308
308
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Deagostini Cutty Sark User guide

Deagostini
Brand
Deagostini
Model
Cutty Sark
Type
User guide

Deagostini Cutty Sark is an incredibly detailed model ship kit that allows you to build a precise replica of the legendary 19th-century British clipper ship. With its intricate design and high-quality materials, this model is perfect for both experienced modelers and newcomers to the hobby. The kit includes everything you need to build the Cutty Sark, including wooden masts and spars, metal fittings, and cotton thread for the rigging. Detailed step-by-step instructions are also included, making it easy to follow along and create a beautiful model that you'll be proud to display.

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