Hi, he is looking for the plans but doubted that he still has them. He didn't finish his boat, someone else did and maybe got the plans... who knows. 10 years ... I thought there were more than one model, but looks like all forum and similar online reports and images lead to the same built.
Thanks so far and good luck selling it.

I do have the contact details of the guy that made the original molds for this model contact a Jr Neil Howard-pritchard you will find his profile on FB

first: sorry for the typos (the usual fight between left and right hand being faster)

Im looking for something like this:

https://www.radiosailing.de/images/stories/Berichte/1910/modellyachtbau/1910_Mod

I do have the contact details of the guy that made the original molds for this model

I am afarid not

I guess I don't need to aks, but doe you have any plans other than the old deck- and sideview? Body plans/cuts?
Regards

Nice...

It just a tad under 1m in length

What a nice model of a steam lifeboat, and its history is very interesting too.

How long is it Pat ?

Bob.

For Sale - Model Of The New Brighton Steam Lifeboat - Excellent example of a model of the RNLI New Brighton Steam Lifeboat - museum quality.

Fitted with a brass propellor and Mtronics Speed Controller, also comes with batteries.

Charging point on the deck so no need to remove the batteries next to the on/off main switch.

In 1893, New Brighton received the Duke of Northumberland (ON 231), transferred from Holyhead, as their No.2 lifeboat. The boat was a 50-foot Steam-powered lifeboat. When the boat was required to be returned to Holyhead, the RNLI commissioned another Steam-class lifeboat. Arriving on station in 1897, she was named Queen (ON 404) to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria

This model is for sale in the UK only and collection in person is required from the PR9 area - payment by cash for direct bank TX only no Paypal.

Price £550ovno - please do not come up with a stupid offer

Please DM for more details