Montanes - Part 46: Crow's nest and mast head #1

[@g-kip]

I must admit I admire your rope work, very neat, great work as usual.

[@wolfgangzinn]

Thank you, Grant

[@rudychalmet8187]

Just beautifull to watch !! As always pure craftsmanship !! Thanks for let us see so many details in your work !! I learned again from you today . Thanks . Greetings Rudy

[@wolfgangzinn]

Merci beaucoup, Rudy.

[@GregWilson635]

Brilliant work 👏 love the look of those brown ropes. They actually do look like real rope.

[@wolfgangzinn]

Thank you so much Greg

[@christopherhorton2834]

Really good work

[@genojoe3176]

Patience is a virtue. Fantastic work!

[@wolfgangzinn]

Thank you

[@FranciscoGarcia-ce3ub]

Una clase magistral como siempre gracias por tus vídeos 👏

[@wolfgangzinn]

Muchas gracias.

[@AmbersCorner2.0]

Very impressive rope work. I have been using ropes of scale… beautiful strong rope, however, very expensive. About 200 US dollars per ship. What kind of rope are you using? Thanks. Enjoy your videos very much… Jerry

[@wolfgangzinn]

Hi, Jerry. I bought my ropes for the standing rigging from a German manufacturer: "Modellbau-Takelgarn.com" (website also in English). For the running rigging I use rope from Amati.