Instructions Sails Pt3

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5-10 mins

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This huge document covers all the customizing b its: Oars and locks , Cargo modules, Oar-styleRudders, Flags, Jib Sails, Viking Shields and Swivel Gunnes. Whew.



Oars:

Start by cutting and scoring eachOar around the black lines. Aftergluing the back {except for the tab

at the end}, fold it over and pressflat.

Slice away the remaining white cand apply glue to the back of thetab.

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Fold the tab over until it forms aroughly 90 degree angle. The oarshook onto the oarlocks, coming upnext.

Edge your model with a brown felt.

(What is “ Edging” ? Please refer to

the included “ Beginners Guide” orvisit www.worldworksgames.comfor more resources and videotutorials.)



Oarlock:

Cut each out rough ly as shown,score and apply glue to the back.

Cut away the remaining white card.

The resulting piece looks like a "V".

Apply a dot of glue and at tach eachoarlock to the hull, with the pointybit sligh tly above the deck of theboat.



The Oars hook onto the Oarlocks asshown. The 90 degree tab goestowards the bottom. To finish it offadd a thwart for the rowers. Putyour back into it lads!!

Jib Sail:

This is an extra sail used for morespeed or handiness. Start bycutting out the diamond shape,scoring the line down the middleand coating the back evenly withglue.

Fold flat and press hard. Cut awaythe remaining white areas and edgeyour model with a brown or greyfelt.

(What is “ Edging” ? Please refer tothe included “ Beginners Guide” orvisit www.worldworksgames.comfor more resources and video

tutorials.)



Apply a dot of glue at top andbottom and attach to a mast at thetop and jam the bottom into thecleavage at the bow .

The boat on the left has an added jib sail to the Fore-and Aft r ig, theone on the left has a bare foremastwith jib.

Flags:

A great way to dress up your boats,forts and what have you. Start byapplying a thin coat of g lue to theback of the flag itself.

Fold the flag flat and press hard.Next, glue the long skinny tab onthe pole part, and fold it around intoa triangular shape. Hold until dry.



Cut away the remaining white areasand edge your flag. Butt glue the

Guide” or

isit www.worldworksgames.comfor more resources and videotutorials.)

linder.

The post is a bit tall, you may wantto cut it down a little, depending.

triangular tab at the top.

(What is “ Edging” ? Please refer tothe included “Beginners

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Swivel Gunne:

Af ter cutt ing out all three pieces,start by bending the light grey postpart into a cy

Glue the white tab and hold untildry.



The next part isbarrel into a rough cone.

tricky, bend the

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each inside it with a pen orsomething small to press the tabtightly.

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Glue the large tab and roll the barr

into a cone as shown. Hold untildry. R

Apply glue to the three smal l tabsthe wide end of the cone.

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Glue the back of the dark grey strapand wrap it around the top of thepost, just below the barrel.

Hold until dry.

If you wish, make up the optionalbreech piece:

Cut it out roughly and score asshown.



Apply glue to the center area asindicated at right.

Cut away the remaining whiteareas.

Squeeze the middle closed andhold until dry.



You should wind up with a circlewith a "nub" sticking out of it. Forbest results edge with grey or black

Cargo Boxes:

Dead easy box folds. Cut, score andglue all tabs, taking note of thereverse score on the "L" shapedunit.

felt now.

Finally glue it to the breech of theswivel gunne.



Fold in as shown and hold until dry.

Gear is ready to stow ! Edge with

black or brown.

The Viking Shields are a snappyway of saying "We Are Vikings" !You can also use them for oarlocksif you make the cut between theindividual shields a little wider.



After cutt ing and scoring, glue theback of the shields themselves.Fold the shields flat and press hard.Don't glue the end tabs yet!

Cut away the white areas.

Glue the whole lower back of theshields and press onto your chosenwatercraft. The tabs at either endare to make it hold more securely,cut them off of you li ke. If you putmore than one row of shields onone side of a ship as shown aboveyou will have to.



The Oar-style rudder is a niftyoptional piece.

This style of rudder was in use longbefore the center-post rudder was

developed.

Cut out the rectangle the oar sits onand score the central line. Glue theback, fold flat and press hard.

Give the glue a few minutes to dryor cutti ng away the white areas willbe difficult. If you li ke, you can gluethe rudder right onto the hull, orhave it stand off a little with the tinybrace:



Cut and score the tiny b race, gluethe back and fold flat. When you adone, it should look like a "U"shape, as shown on the left. Apply

re

glue to the two white bits.

stern ofthe boat.

At tach the rudder near the

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