TVR1A Steam Engine.
@GaryLC A little more progress on the building front, hiding a gas canister in plain site. there is a little more to do as in hiding the canister and leaving access to the valve, which requires a little more work as not quite there yet. Mind if all goes according to plan there is not to much to do with regard to completing the launch. Regards, Gary.
Gary Steam Marine, the only way to go.
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@GaryLC. Hi Andy, and a very big thankyou for the information on Shona and sales@csmodels.com.uk. I have been in touch and placed my order, thanks once again for helping me out of a tricky situation. My cry for help was answered by you ONLY. There is 2,000+ people on this web site so much for band of brothers? Regards, Gary.
Gary Steam Marine, the only way to go.
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@AndyHaynes Hi Andy, I really appreciate that info, and I will give it a try, thankyou, Regards Gary.
Gary Steam Marine, the only way to go.
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@muddy Me again, I would be very interested in some photos of what you have on the steam boating front. Regards, Gary.
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@muddy Hi Muddy, I decided on a chain drive as the engine is about an inch higher than the prop shaft, and also used a chain drive to operate the rudder, A normal servo operates at 90 degrees, but with altered gearing you can have 180 degrees and use it for braking if you feel that way inclined. Regards, Gary.
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@AlessandroSPQR Hi Alessandro, I am opting for " Ivy - May," Named after my Mum, who was very special one in a million. She managed the grand old age of ninety four years. Regards, Gary.
Gary Steam Marine, the only way to go.
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@GaryLC
What will you call this stunning model?
If you’ve already mentioned it, please forgive me—I missed it.
What will you call this stunning model?
If you’ve already mentioned it, please forgive me—I missed it.
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@GaryLC . Thank you for this.. I have the makings here for a steam launch, but often wondered about the coupling between engine and the prop shaft, it never entered my head about chain drive, although I have seen chain drives on paddle boats before.
Thanks again.. Regards muddy..
Thanks again.. Regards muddy..
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@GaryLC hHi Gary, try contacting Shona at sales@csmodels.co.uk, they've done decals for me in the past and they are excellent, let her know what you want word wise, height, colour and font, she always sends a proof beforehand. Cheers Andy
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TVR1A Steam Engine.
A little more progress on the almost complete front, the end is definitely in sight at long last. The front bulkhead is complete along with the front deck, which requires a hatch making for access to the gas canister, and some planking on the top edge of the open section. Can anyone point me in the right direction with regard to custom made stickers so as she can be christened with a name? I have tried the internet with little success. I would very much appreciate a little help with regard to this problem. A few photos of my progress and I am pretty damn chuffed with the almost complete result, seats and fittings will come eventually after the launching and trials. Regards, Gary.
Gary Steam Marine, the only way to go.
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