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chiffs
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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RNLI during lockdown
What to do during lockdown , well ive resorted to airfix , for now anyway
jbkiwi
Fleet Admiral
Airboat mods, changed to twin rudders
Changed from the single rudder to twin rudders (came up with a solution without going shopping) and have better steering now (probably too good😀) might need to reduce movement in the TX set-up. Will behave differently on the water as in the vid it's on a 30deg slope making it hard to steer, plus the slippery plastic strapped to the hull. Does good donuts though!😁
Liked by RonH and MouldBuilder and
4 comments
  • CashrcAdmiral
    Looks like you’re having fun!! Airboats are tricky little beasts aren’t they? I have a little Hobbyking Swamp Dawg which is okay, but in windy weather she’s all over the place.
    Liked by jbkiwi and Martin555
  • jbkiwiFleet Admiral
    Hi Cash, lots of fun, and hopefully we are allowed out next week (lockdown to level 3 from 4)
    so might be able to do some drifting with a bit more space on the big sports grounds.😁 Bit confined in my yard due to full size boats, trailers, trees etc, too much to hit😁
    JB
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captaindoug1
Petty Officer 2nd Class
new model for kids
have a crocodile that was a pond float so I took a hull that I had an put the electronic inside, fast the hull inside croc using a rubber band, added red LED for the eyes, I find that this is what kids like when our club does shows, runs good in our pond that we use
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  • Martin555Fleet Admiral
    I bet the Kids go nuts when they see it.
    I like things that are a little different.
    Would like to see it on the water.

    Martin555.
  • CashrcAdmiral
    Uhhh..y’know, I’ve got friends that, if they saw that thing in the water they would try to catch it, clean it, cook it and eat it!!🤣
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jbkiwi
Fleet Admiral
AIRBOAT TEST (OR BACK YARD DRIFTING)
Taped some plastic on the hull to protect it and took it for a skid round the back yard, (you can see boredom is setting in😀). Can't wait to try it on the big sports fields (maybe bolt some wheels on it😁) and the big estuary down the road. Bit loud at the mo due to the wooden prop. More than enough power! Could do with more rudder travel and maybe a bit more area.
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  • Martin555Fleet Admiral
    Hi Jb,

    Ref:- "I was thinking of you and chuckling as I was typing that Martin"

    With a bit more practice you will be a master at making something out of nothing LOL!!!

    Then the word "eureka" will be a common saying in you'r house, and you will have to lower your workshop seat as your wallet will also benefit.


    Martin555.
    Liked by jbkiwi
  • figtree7ntsAdmiral
    Hi JB,

    Looks like a lot of fun.
    But, wouldn't it be better on a pond! LOL.....
    OK, when you can go to the pond!

    Cheers, Ed
    Liked by jbkiwi and Martin555
Purser1944
Master Seaman
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Tug titch
Super tug and steering wonder. Bought as a kit and made from wood and plastic.
There was no instructions, and without them a nightmare.eventually getting them put the basics into perspective, eventually building the boat.i changed the motor to a 480 and made my own propshaft on the lathe, also a brass rudder, which is operated by mini servo.The esc is a 10 amp m.troniks which works great small but powerful, turns in its own length to port and starboard either astern or forwards
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  • RNinMunichFleet Admiral
    Neat😊👍
    A sort of early, round Springer😉
    My guess would be about 9" LoA.
    Cheers, Doug 😎
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  • Martin555Fleet Admiral
    What a lovely little Tug,
    You have done a super job.
    Well done.

    Martin555.
philcaretaker
Commodore
"Maggie M" - Fishing Trawler
Model Slipway Model - "Maggie M" is a Fishing Trawler
Scale 1:32 L. 850 mm B. 255 mm Approx. 10 kg.
Built in 1990 by Campbelltown Shipbuilders Ltd (Scotland) MAGGIE M operates out of Scarborough harbour in Yorkshire, United Kingdom. The vessel is designed for twin-rig trawling and the aluminium shelter-deck is a cover over the fish processing room.
Liked by Chalkie and marky and
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  • MouldBuilderAdmiral
    Very nice model. I have just bought their 1:16 Tamar Class Lifeboat.
    Peter.😊
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rcmodelboats
Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
Hubertus Model Boat Club 16.9.18
This video has the Whaler Rau IX. she's one of my mate's models and is really nice
Liked by Chalkie and RNinMunich and
rcmodelboats
Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
Hubertus Model boat club 18.11.18
Another older video from Hubertus Model boat club. Seeing Hubertus is temporarily closed due to the new COVID 19 rules in Australia
Liked by MouldBuilder and Martin555
philcaretaker
Commodore
AL KUBAR 2 - Harbour Tug
AL KUBAR 2 Is a " Tug Boat " - 1:24 scale model of a harbour tug operating in the United Arab Emirates. This large tug is 40in long by 14in beam. Uses twin electric motors and displaces approx. 45lbs.
Owner Dave Moxam travels from Sheffield most week ends is a member of the Buxton Model Boat Club.

Commentary from Dave
Liked by MouldBuilder and Rookysailor and
philcaretaker
Commodore
J Class Style Pond Yacht
Short video clip of a quick simple reno`/adaption of my old " J Class Style Pond Yacht " -
I rescued her from the skip and given a new lease of life to sail again as "Rudder only" radio controlled.
Liked by Joe727 and jbkiwi and
3 comments
  • RNinMunichFleet Admiral
    Or as we taught some of the Moroccan sellers of re-coloured crystals to say when hawking their wares as gem crystals, e.g. amethyst -
    "It's a genuine original forgery Sir" 😁😂
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  • peterdSub-Lieutenant
    Beautiful yacht and well done. Too much goes into a skip, this proves a point.
    Liked by Martin555

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