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GARTH
Commodore
soling sailboats
finally some nice weather for a sail boat race at Hamilton sod farm pond . May 20 2018 my soling is the last in line & has a watermelon deck or maybe it's salmon
Liked by doghouse
davidhgreatbatch
Warrant Officer
MV Balmoral
M.V. Balmoral down the boating pool yesterday in good weather conditions.
Liked by Ronald and Brightwork and
2 comments
  • DennisRobothamPetty Officer 1st Class
    very nice model, love the detail, finish and of course the passengers... what size is she

    from menace
    Liked by teejay
  • davidhgreatbatchWarrant Officer
    48 inches long
    Liked by JOHN
Skydive130
Rear Admiral
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Aerokits Solent (plan built)
This is my just finished Solent built from the original plans and templates which I bought on eBay. Like many others on this forum, I have come over from aircraft, so that knowledge gave me s head start building this. She will hopefully get her first outing next week weather permitting!
Liked by Rogal118 and MouldBuilder and
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Trillium
Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
Light up the night
Our club's 2nd annual "Light up the night" evening sail with lights on. The weather co-operated so it was dry and balmy after the sun went down. Lots of spectators on hand to enjoy the spectacle. Some boats were lit up like Christmas trees but others had the bare minimum navigation lights; at times navigating was a challenge.
Liked by Donnieboy and circle43nautical and
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  • GARTHCommodore
    Real great evening, sail weather was great & the free coffee was too thanks to club exec. for having a Light up the night run
  • RNinMunichFleet Admiral
    Brilliant👍👍👍 and cool cool music 😉
    Odd, couldn't download your version but Paul's version worked but a different 'cut' and with classical music! OK but not as cool as yours.
    Cheers Doug 😎
Rod
Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class
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Amara
I built this one from a Caldercraft kit and powered it with a twin screw steam engine
Model has steam horn sound together with bilge pump and fully equipped lighting system
Have extensively weathered the model to create realism to imitate what it probably looked like after many years steaming and working round the world in the 1930's
A smoke generator has also been fitted which together with the twin screw steam engine gives a realistic look when on the water
Liked by doghouse and GARTH and
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  • Dave MVice Admiral
    Nice realist looking on-water pics. Thanks for sharing
    Dave
  • BallastChief Petty Officer 1st Class
    Nicely finished tug with that well executed patina of a well loved, used vessel. 10 out of 10👍😎
    Liked by figtree7nts
lezz57
Recruit
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Maggie m
Maggie m weathered like my boats to look like really thing
Liked by Martin555 and Brightwork
2 comments
  • StevieDRecruit
    Hi,
    Can you guys these boats as a kit??
    Looking for something like this, I can remember as a boy watching my uncle build them in Eyemonth in Scotland.
    I now live in Australia

    Thanks

    Steve
  • Martin555Fleet Admiral
    Hi,
    I have just come across these photos.
    Excellent job.
    Well done.

    Martin.
ads90
Warrant Officer
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Northlight Clyde Puffer
I have just completed my Puffer and am quite pleased with the outcome. The components are quite good but do need a bit of fettling but this is what our hobby is about. This is my third Caldercraft build so I am used to their quality and sparse instructions.   As usual for Caldercraft you need to have your thinking cap on as the A0 plan and the 'instruction book' do not match up but of course they do expect you to have a little bit of experience in model building. it has taken me about 6 months to build working on and off over this time. it has a large hull which is easy to house the motor, ESC, RC and batteries, etc. (I installed 2 lead acid 6 volt batteries, one on each side amidships) which gives stability and ballast. Being a large deep hull it needs a lot of ballast, even in its short length.I have only tested her in the big white nautical test facility at home so do not know how it will perform on our lake but hope to try it out on Sunday if the weather is set fair. Tried her out Wednesday and she sailed really well - maybe a little more ballast in the bow but not too concerned.
Liked by chrys and tomarack
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  • stwdvAble Seaman
    Hi, I am thinking of purchasing would you recommend ?
    Regards
Phrogphlyer
Leading Seaman
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Task Force-50, Your, PA. USA FUN FLOAT
Our July, 2016 Fun Float was a great success! The weather was perfect and we had a great number of spectators, met a few new Captains who just came to sail with us and see what we are about! We had up to 6 scale sail boats on the water and several powered boats. We were also experimenting with "on board video" which we are setting to music and commentary. Even the wives enjoyed the day of great weather, a snack bar, walking trails and each others company. There was even talk about relocating our regatta to the "Muddy Run" location.
Liked by John2
sharpy1071
Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class
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Robbe San Diego
Another winter project for myself this time. Twin brushless motors/ESC's all water cooled. interior and deck lights got some figures for deck then onto the lake when the weather breaks.
Liked by 15Weyb and mehmetalialtas
4 comments
  • figtree7ntsAdmiral
    Extremely modern, well worth a second look. Job well done!
  • sharpy1071Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class
    Thank you figtree7nights, up for sale now!! it's stupid on 4 cells, mad on three but behaves very well on two. I sail it mainly on three cells as I have more 3 than anything else.

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