- sandkb🇳🇿Chief Petty Officer 2nd ClassLooking forward to seeing your progress on this project.Like
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88 posts · Page 3 of 8- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralWho does at 'our' age? 😲
The park looks great. 👍 Ta for the photos.
Did you win the race??
Cheers Doug 😎 - rolfman2000Warrant OfficerOf course he won Douglas. He's miles in front. Ya can't see the others, as they're so far behind.
Nice photo Baggie. Eating park looks great. Another reason for visiting friends in Naaaarich 😀
Best wishes, Dave WLiked by RNinMunich
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralNice one Krampus👍
Great cabin detail, fits your general 20 to 28" size limit well!😉
Cheers Doug 😎Liked by suntugs
- Dom of Essential RCChief Petty Officer 1st ClassThese E class boats are normally 65" but can go up to 85" (but are apparently rare because they take 2-3 people to launch). Engines in the 65" are typically 30cc Zenoah or similar.
It shows a Sunday morning's sailing at WMBC through the 'eyes' of my 46inch Perkasa.
Details of the Club can be found here:
https://www.worcestermodelboatclub.co.uk/
- Dave MVice AdmiralRealistic looking model. is it built from scratch or a kit? Might you post some more detailed pics of the insides? You could start a build blog and descibe how you constructed the model, plus post some pics. Only 4 pics per post so best to take the pics and then post with comments. More pics and more comments can then be added.
Thanks for sharing
Dave 😀
I 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