Deagostini Santisima Trinidad User guide

Brand: Deagostini

Model: Santisima Trinidad

Type: User guide

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Use 0.5mm brown thread to create

the sling (172). Tie it to the sling in the

centre of the fore yard, pass it up and

through the sling below the foretop,

then back down and through the fore

yard sling. Then pass it through the

foretop sling again, and repeat until it

has been passed through the foretop

sling three times. Pull it tight to remove

any slack and tie it off to the yard sling.

Tie the fore yard jeers (173) above

the double blocks hanging from

the foretop, either side of the sling.

Thread the other end through the

corresponding double block on the

fore yard, then through the foretop

double block, and repeat. When the

thread has passed through the second

hole of the top block, tie it off to the

point indicated on the plan.

Your parts

264. Fore topsail

265. Fore topgallant sail

Tools and equipment

Ruler

Knife

Glue

Needle

Stage 161

264

265

172

173

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This photo shows how the jeers and

halyards should be tied off to the deck.

This photo shows the foremast, but the

other masts will be similar.

Follow the same process to rig all the

halyards (foremast 174-176, mainmast

178-180, mizzenmast 183-185) and

jeers (177). The slings (181, 182 and

186) will be rigged later.

Prepare one of the spritsail yard lifts

(188) and tie one end above the block

indicated on the plan. Starting at the

red dot, follow the arrows, passing the

thread through the single block at the

end of the spritsail yard, back up and

through the block tied to the bowsprit,

then aft through the eyebolt on the

yard. Tie off to the column at the bow,

as indicated in figure Q on the rigging

plan. Repeat for the second lift.

188

174

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Loop the earrings in the top corners of

the spritsail (191) over the ends of the

spritsail yard. Adjust the position of the

sail so that it is centred on the yard.

Rig the sprit topsail yard lifts in the

same way as the spritsail yard lifts. Pass

them through the second eyebolts on

the spritsail yard before tying them off.

Prepare the ropeband (190). Tie a

knot in one end and thread the other

end through a needle. Push the needle

through the head of the spritsail,

from the front, and loop the thread

over the yard and back through the

sail. Continue looping the ropeband

through the head of the sail and around

the yard until you reach the other end.

Tie a knot at the end and cut off

the excess.

189 189

191

190

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Tie the sheets off to the points indicated

in figure Q on the rigging plan.

Pass the sheets (192) through the loops

in the clews of the spritsail. Twist the

loops, as shown, and secure with glue.

The photo shows how the assembly

should look at this stage. Keep any left-

over material, as it will be used later.

192

191

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Tie one end of the fore yard sling (181)

to the eyebolt on the port side of the

mast cap. Pass it down and between

the lower mast and topmast, then up

and through the block and finally down

through the hole in the foretop, tying it

off at the point indicated in figure E on

the rigging plan. Repeat this process for

the main yard sling (182) and the cross

jack sling (186).

Secure the sprit topsail (193) onto the

sprit topsail yard with the ropeband

(190) in the same way as the spritsail.

Your parts

270. Mainsail

273. Main royal sail

Tools and equipment

Knife

Ruler

Glue

Needle

Stage 162

270

273

193

181

190

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Prepare the foreyard lifts (195).

Tie one end to the block at the side

of the mast and pass the other end

through the block at the end of the

yard, then through the hole in the

first block. Repeat until it has passed

through both holes of both blocks, then

tie it off to the point shown in figure Q.

Attach the sheets to the clews of the

sprit topsail. Pass them aft, through the

hole at the end of the spritsail yard,

then inwards and through the blocks

shown. Finally, tie them off at the bow.

Following the same process as in the

previous step, and figure G of the

rigging plan, prepare and rig the rest of

the lifts (196-205).

194

195

204

205

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Tie the fore topsail yard braces (207)

to the mainmast stay and preventer,

just above the foreyard braces. Pass

them through the blocks hanging from

the ends of the fore topsail yard, then

through the blocks shown in the inset.

Finally, tie them off to the point on the

deck indicated in figure Q.

Tie the foreyard braces (206) to the

mainmast stay (155) and preventer

(156) at the point indicated on the

plan. Pass them through the blocks

hanging on the braces at the end of the

foreyard. Then pass them back through

the block tied to the stay (inset), and

pass them down and tie them off to

the point indicated in figure Q on the

rigging plan.

Tie the fore topgallant yard braces

(208) to the main topmast preventer,

and the fore royal sail braces (209) to

the crosstrees. Pass them through the

blocks at the ends of the yards, and

then back and through the blocks on

the stay and preventer. Tie them off to

the deck, as shown in figure Q.

206

156

155

206

207

208

209

157

158

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Tie the main topsail yard braces (211)

to the mizzenmast stay (161). Pass them

up and through the blocks hanging

from the ends of the main topsail yard,

then aft through the double block on

the stay (inset), and finally tie them off

on the deck.

Tie one end of the main yard brace

(210) to the railing towards the stern of

the ship. Pass the other end forward

and through the block hanging at the

end of the main yard, then aft to the

block at the side of the ship (inset). Pass

the brace through the block and tie it

off to the railing just above it. Repeat

for the other side.

The photo shows how the assembly

should look at this stage. Keep any left-

over material, as it will be used later.

210

211

161

211

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Tie the main topgallant yard braces

(212) to the mizzen topmast stay (162).

Then pass them through the blocks

at the end of the main topgallant

yard, then aft through the D block

on the stay, and tie them off to the

points indicated in figure Q. Repeat

this process to rig the main royal yard

braces (213).

Drill a hole in the front of the foretop

and tie one end of the spritsail yard

brace (214) and sprit topsail yard

brace (215) through it. Pass the other

ends of the braces through the brace

blocks at the ends of the yards. Lead

the ends of the braces aft and then

through the double blocks (circled)

hanging underneath the foretop.

Your parts

271. Main topsail

272. Main topgallant sail

Tools and equipment

Knife

Ruler

Glue

Needle/awl

Pliers

Stage 163

271

272

213

212

162

212

215

214

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Retrieve the outer jib (219) from Stage

151. Pierce seven holes along the luff

(forward edge) at the points indicated in

figure J. Loop a 3mm ring (H) through

each of the holes. Apply a little glue to

the loops to prevent them from moving.

Prepare the cross jack braces (216),

the mizzen topsail yard braces (217)

and the mizzen topgallant yard braces

(218), and tie three C blocks to the

aft shrouds on both sides of the ship.

Tie the braces to the shrouds, just

above the C blocks, then pass them

through the blocks hanging at the end

of their corresponding yards, back

to the shrouds, through the C blocks

and down, tying them off to the points

indicated in figure Q of the rigging plan.

Pierce another hole at the head (top) of

the sail and tie a block (C) there. Open

the rings (H), hook them over the fore

topmast preventer (151), and then close

them. Tie the outer jib halyard (220) to

the block at the top of the preventer,

pass it through the block at the head

of the sail, back up and through the

preventer block, then down and tie off.

Tie the outer jib downhaul (221) just

below the head block (C). Pass it down

through the centre ring (circled), then

the block on the bowsprit, and finally

tie off to the deck. Tie the sheets (222)

to the clew of the sail and the deck.

216

218

217

219

220

219

221 C

220

219

221

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Retrieve and prepare the main staysail

(223), the main topmast staysail (228)

and the main topgallant staysail (233).

Secure them to the corresponding stays

and preventers, and rig the halyards,

downhauls, tacks and sheets, following

figure J on the rigging plan. Secure the

lines to the deck, at the points shown

in figures Q and R. Tie the gaff boom

and driver boom (arrowed) to the

mizzenmast in the same way as you tied

the yards to the other masts.

Retrieve the flying jib (243) from Stage

153 and the inner jib (247) from

Stage 154. Prepare them in the same

way as the outer jib (219), according

to figure K. Attach the sails to the fore

topgallant preventer (flying jib) and the

fore topmast stay (inner jib). Rig both

sails with their halyards (244 and 248),

downhauls (245 and 249) and sheets

(246 and 250).

Prepare the spanker sheets (238). Tie

one end of a sheet above the block on

the yard closest to the lanterns, pass

the sheet down through the block on

the deck, then through the yard block

and repeat, tying it off to the point

indicated in figure R. Repeat this for

the second block at the end of the yard.

Then follow the same process for the

two blocks in the middle of the yard,

securing the ends to the pin rail aft of

the mizzenmast.

248

247

250

243

228

233

223

238

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Prepare the mizzen staysail (251) and

the mizzen topmast staysail (255).

Follow figure K and figure Q to rig and

secure them to the mizzenmast and

mizzen topmast stays, and to the deck.

Tie one end of the spanker brace (259)

to the railing, pass it up and through

the brace blocks at the sides of the

gaff boom, then back down and tie the

other end to the rail.

Sew the spanker (239) onto the gaff

boom (131) with the ropeband (190).

Tie the two lifts (240) to the end of the

driver boom, pass the ends either side

of the sail, through the block on the

mast cap and then down. Rig the throat

halyard (241) and peak halyard (242).

Follow the directions in figure J, and tie

the lines off at the points indicated in

figure Q.

The photo shows how the assembly

should look at this stage. Keep any left-

over material, as it will be used later.

242

190

259

241

240

239

251

255

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Position the foresail (263) centrally

onto the foresail yard, and secure with

the ropeband (190).

Fit the fore topsail (264), fore topgallant

sail (265) and fore royal sail (266) to

their corresponding yards in the same

way as the foresail.

Your parts

266. Fore royal sail

277. Mizzen topsail

Tools and equipment

Needle

Knife

Ruler

Glue

Stage 164

277

266

190

263

266

265

264

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Fit the mainsail (270), main topsail

(271), main topgallant sail (272) and

the main royal sail (273) to their

corresponding yards.

Attach the sheets (267-269) to the

clews of the corresponding sails. Pass

the sheets through the holes in the

yards below (inset), then bring them in

towards the mast, through the blocks

and down, tying them off at the points

shown in figures Q and R.

Rig the sheets (274-276) to the clews

of the sails. Pass the sheets through

the holes at the end of the yards, bring

them in towards the mast, through the

blocks and then down to the deck, tying

them off at the points shown in figures

Q and R on the rigging plan.

273

272

271

270

276

275

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Tie the spanker brails (285) to the

leech (aft edge) of the spanker, at the

three points shown. Pass them up and

through the three blocks on each side

of the boom, then pass them down and

tie them off to the railing.

Attach the mizzen topsail (277) to the

mizzen topsail yard with the ropebands

(190). Rig the sheets (278) from the

clews of the sail to the blocks, and

down to the deck.

Attach two blocks (C) to the clews of

the foresail (263) and the mainsail

(270). Rig the foresail sheets (281), the

mainsail sheets (283) and the mainsail

tacks (284), following the lines in figure

M. To rig the foresail tacks (282), tie

each line around the block on the

boomkin, pass it through the front

block (C) on the foresail, through the

boomkin block and then tie it off to the

column at the bow.

190

277

285

282

C281

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

In order to rig the foresail clewlines

and mainsail clewlines (286 and 290),

you will need to sew another block (C)

to the clews of the sails, next to the two

that are already there (inset). Rig the

lines in the same way as all the others,

following figure N, and tie off to the

point identified in figure R.

Sew a block (C) to the clews of each of

the sails of the foremast, mainmast and

mizzenmast. Rig the clewlines (287, 288,

289, 291, 292, 293 and 294), beginning

at the yard, passing the line through the

clew block, up through the yard block

and then down to the deck. Tie off to

the point indicated in figure R.

The photo shows how the assembly

should look at this stage. Keep any left-

over material, as it will be used later.

286

291 C

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Fix the mizzen topgallant sail (279) to

the mizzen topgallant yard, using the

ropeband (190). Rig the sail with the

sheets (280) and the clewlines (295),

remembering to fix a block (C) to the

clews of the sail.

Prepare the fore topsail buntlines

(297), shown in figure O. Tie one of

the buntlines around the yard, lead

it around the front of the sail, pass it

underneath, and then up the back of

the sail and through the block on the

rear of the yard. Then pass it through

the block on the crosstrees and lead it

down, tying it off to the point indicated

in figure Q. Repeat this procedure for

the remaining three buntlines of the

fore topsail.

Your parts

260. Flag

262. Pennant

279. Mizzen topgallant sail

Tools and equipment

Ruler

Knife

Glue

Needle

Stage 165

260

279

262

295

190

279

297

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Pierce a hole in the side of the

lower three sails of the foremast and

mainmast. Tie the leechlines (308,

309, 310, 311, 312 and 313) to these

holes. Pass the lines up and through

the blocks hanging from the back of

the yard, as shown in figure P, then

lead them down and tie them off to the

points indicated in figures Q and R.

Repeat the process described in the

previous step to rig the rest of the

buntlines to the remaining yards.

The buntlines are used to lift the

middle areas of the sails, and doing this

will make more of the deck visible.

Attach a block (C) to the clews of the

spritsail and sprit topsail. Following the

table and diagram in figure P, prepare

and rig the spritsail and sprit topsail

clewlines (304, not shown, and 305) to

the sails.

305

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

This shows the bowsprit with the

buntlines pulled in. It is up to you how

you tension them.

Prepare and rig the clewlines of the

spritsail and sprit topsail (306 and 307).

Cut around the pennant (262) and

the flag (260) to remove them from

their sheets. Stick the two sides of the

pennant together, with some thread at

the end. Place the flag halyard (261) in

the centre of the flag and fold the two

sides of the flag together (inset).

260

262

261

307

306

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SANTISIMA TRINIDAD: Step by Step ™

Tie one end of the pennant thread to

the top of the mainmast, and the other

end to any free pin or eyebolt at the

base of the mast. Shape the pennant

(262) in the same way as the flag.

Now you can mount your model on the

display stand received with this series.

Hold the flag as shown, and pass the

flag halyard (161) through the block at

the end of the gaff boom. Tie off both

ends to the stern railing. Wrap the flag

around something cylindrical to give it a

more realistic feel.

Your model of

the Santísima

Trinidad

is now complete!

260

262

161

Deagostini Santisima Trinidad User guide

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