- SelwynWilliams🇬🇧Chief Petty Officer 2nd ClasswonderfulLike 2Liked by Donnieboy and teejay
- Donnieboy🇨🇦Warrant OfficerNice fleet of ships.You must have a lot of room for them.Must be difficult to decide which ships to take out for a sail.Like 3Liked by Ronald and SelwynWilliams and
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356 posts · Page 14 of 30I found the drawings on the internet, and built the model from scratch. The boat is 41" and I have fitted an electric motor taken from a childs ride on car, 50 amp Chinese controller, 50mm prop, and 12 volt 7 amp lead acid battery.
It also has a Murco diesel fitted in the wheel house to give the boat a 50's appearance!
Sea trials soon!
- frankburgessMaster Seaman(Email Removed - PM Only)
Speak to this gentleman, he was very helpful and his charge reasonable.
Best Regards
Frank
It takes about 15-20kg of ballast but it tows well.
Here are a couple of pictures one on its maiden "tow"
- sigfortunataPetty Officer 1st ClassAs a lad I used to see this type of barge in use all the time which I why I wanted to make one.
There are a few still in use but no "Lightermen" to row them about anymore since the passing of the East End Docks
- figtree7ntsAdmiralTrillium, great job on the model it looks so realistic. the smoke adds an amount of realism that's unsurpassed !
what is her LO£
Ed
- colindaviesMaster SeamanI've added two new photos, one the real Stirling in Plymouth Sound, and the view from astern.
I sail with the MBMBC in Heybridge Essex
- saintsalvioChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassI made an auxiliary cabin on the sovrastructure that contains circuits and point the search light toward the crane action space I posted some pics before