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Dave Kershaw
Master Seaman
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Aerokits PT Boat
Just started work on the Torpedoes for My Aerokits PT Boat, the ones in the kit don't look quite right,
Liked by BOATSHED and watson220 and
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  • NorthumbrianMidshipman
    HI Dave
    I have bookmarked your web site there is loads of info for the Perkasa
    cheers Bob 👍
    Liked by Dave M
  • John2Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
    I look forward to seeing it on the water 😁
jimgriffiths
Recruit
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Wm. Lyon Mackenzie
100% scratch built model of the Toronto harbor Fireboat. Been in the making for almost five years now. When finished it will be RC and have water pumping capabilities. Toronto Fire Services are celebrating the boat's 50th anniversary this year and appear to be interested in my model. The boat will be powered by two Dumas six volt motors geared three to one.
Liked by DannyZ and circle43nautical and
3 comments
  • HughMaster Seaman
    beautiful!👍
  • circle43nauticalChief Petty Officer 2nd Class
    BRAVO ZULU! What a fine vessel!
lhpen
Master Seaman
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Talacre
SS Talacre - Single Hatch Coaster 1:48 Scale Just recently bought second hand and about to renovate to my own standard!
Caldercraft SS Talacre
The SS Talacre is a typical single hatch coaster used in the coal trade of a type that was found by the hundreds around the coast of the U.K. in the golden era of steam. Designed for Point of Ayr Collieries by Crichton, Thompson & Co Ltd., of London she was built by Crabtree &Co., of Great Yarmouth in 1917. Talacre was named after a small village near the colliery. Talacre was finally scraped in 1959 by the Hammond Lane Foundry in Dublin. Realism leaps out of the completed model, as if a turn of a valve will start the anchor windlass or the cargo winch clattering away and the lagged steam pipes to begin steaming and drying out.
Scale: 1:48
Length: 863mm
Beam 152mm
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0151rogers
Leading Seaman
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my aluminium barge a meter long
I made a wooden barge for my tugs to pull but found this too heavy so I asked my old firm to make me one in 4mm aluminium it has been fully seem welded and is water tight .I got them to powder coat the whole barge in black matt and I just added the red paint. The top just slides off so I can change the cargo I just wish that I had not made this so deep as it sits high in the water unless I add a load of ballast am using a 10 ltr water container at the min and its still work in progress
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0151rogers
Leading Seaman
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oakgarth ,doug the tug and a small seaport tug
here are my three boats, oakgarth 42" twin screw 4 blade props with kort nozzles she also has a working bow thruster.She running two speed controllers off a 12volt sla battery and has full working lights I would love to say I built her but I never, all I have done is added lights and give her a full makeover. Next is Doug the26" pusher tug twin screw 3 blade props full working lights and water jet single speed controller futaba radio set up I have just changed the crane on this again I have only done cosmetics to this tug and my last boat is a 20" seaport tug this is what my grandchildren sail and for 60 quid its great thay love it .the paddling pool was 15 quid for argos and perfect for testing well better than filling the bath .
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2 comments
  • tdugganLeading Seaman
    keep up the good work cheers and I do like the test tank
  • circle43nauticalChief Petty Officer 2nd Class
    BRAVO ZULU! I also love the test tank, I'm investing in a 12 x 6'er next spring. My latest builds are getting too big for the tub!
    It's great that you get your kids involved; I feel that RC is by far the best
    entertainment: Helos, planes, trains, autos & especially BOATS!
    Heck with the video games I say!
    My gr'daughter loves learning to fly the helo or me chasing her around with it. My goal is to get good enough to land on the tiny flight deck of my 1:48
    USCG 210' Cutter while underway, without getting wet, of course.
    HAVE A SAFE RC BOATING DAY!
lubberland
Able Seaman
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Elsie & Olwen
Here's a few more pics showing my home made winch from a Lego 9volt motor unit which is controlled by a servo and two micro switches. There's a ring on the deck line that all the sail lines are tied onto. Cheers Lubber. PS. The large mainsail is counter ballanced by the deep hull shape right aft. Regards.
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  • twofloats12Leading Seaman
    could you do a simple electics diagram for me as i have burn out two sail servos 😱
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MAXTON
Midshipman
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Ellan Vannin
Different from my usual models this is a static model in a glass case but a model boat never the less. it was made to commemorate the centenary of the foundering of the isle of Man Steam Packet vessel Ellan Vannin in the Queens Channel on the River Mersey Liverpool UK on 3rd December
1909 with the loss of all lives. The model is constructed almost entirely from scrap cardboard. She is presently on display in the Crosby Coastguard station but this is closing soon so the models fate is in the balance.
She was made to be displayed at the commemoration ceremony on board a Mersey Ferry in December 2009.
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smasher
Able Seaman
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skI jet
hI all this my jet skI fitted with a brushless motor 2700kv with a seaking 125amp e,s,c goes really well running 14.8volt lipo tops 32mph
I have two and they are both great fun
3 comments
  • CraigRobothamPetty Officer 1st Class
    Looks Awesome , great action shots . Might get a couple of these for my fleet as my son loves the speed
    Liked by fireboat
  • ron1956Leading Seaman
    that looks great fun, would love to see a video of it running, thanks for sharing 👍

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