bowsie [R06]: A simple device with three holes used for tensioning lines on a model yacht.
jib (foresail, headsail) [R23]: A triangular sail set ahead of the mast and main sail.
jib halyard [R25]: The line used on a sailing vessel to raise and lower the jib sail.
jib stay [R27]: Rigging used to support the jib sail, running from near the top of the mast to the jib club to help maintain the shape and tension of the jib.
line [R32]: Used on model yachts for things such as sheets and topping lifts.
mast [R37]: A tall spar, or arrangement of spars, erected vertically or near-vertically on the median line of a ship or boat.
mast tang [R42]: A fitting, typically made of metal, that attaches to the mast of a boat to provide an anchor point for rigging like shrouds and stays.
sleeve (ferrule) [R53]: A connector that gets crimped using a hand tool to join wires.
wire [R66]: Used in various applications on a model yacht for things such as shrouds and backstays.
