Further to my last post. Thank you to those members that provided me with suggestions and their input.
Another request please. Do any of the members have in their possession a copy of the book
"Combat fleets of the world. 1976-1977"
My digging around has found that a couple of pictures exist in this book. It might come under "Malaysian" or Malaya, The boat might be known as Sangsetia, Sangsetta or PX11 if someone could post or message me those pictures I would be extremely grateful.
Thank you
Paul

Hello, I have been off the air for a good 18 months, A move to Vancouver Island from the mainland, and working on the house has taken up much of our time, enjoyable and rewarding as it was. The story so far
Enough of that. I set out to build a David Metcalf model of the Sangsetia. I ran into all kinds of issues, and if I'm honest I probably should have started with a kit. After redrawing the ribs I restarted the build, and most of the hull has been planked. Then the move to the island. My initial plan was to build the hull in wood and then draw in CAD the fittings and 3D print them. Surgery last October had me doing nothing until the end of January 25.
In that time I decided to draw the hull and fittings and a JPG will show the progress to date.
Its a labour of love, which has given me much pleasure and satisfaction. Boats are challenging to draw. I am using Alibre software.It is my aim to print the hull, and what you see is the sections.
Here's my problem, and I am asking for help from boat modellers with many more years of experience than I have.
I have been researching the Sangsetia, and I can find precious little about her. The avenues I have pursued have led me to a dead end. A chap on Model Boat Mayhem went this route years ago, and the information he shared stated that the plans are inaccurate, and much of the detail incorrect. That being said has anyone have pictures of the Sangsetia. Please note, I have photos from the Malayasian Police Facebook, so that bridge has been crossed. Can anyone please suggest any other avenues I could pursue. I thank you in advance.
Best Regards
Paul