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MartinH2
Petty Officer 1st Class
Sailing on Warminster lake
A long unedited video of the boats on Warminster lake taken from my HA Kits Thames slipper launch. The GoPro hero 9 has image stabilisation so some pretty boats to practice chasing and getting in the frame.
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  • IanL1Midshipman
    Yachts always seem to get in the way. Great video. Cheers Ian
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MartinS
Warrant Officer
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1/12th Dungeness Lifeboats
Here we have the current and 2 previous Dungeness lifeboats, my Rother & Mersey and a pals Shanon. The other model with the Rother is a Medina prototype. All models are 1/12th scale, photos are at Little Radford MBC.
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Oxford-Dave
Sub-Lieutenant
Robbe W3 Police Boat video (video)
I bought this boat in reasonable condition five years ago from an estate sale. The original geared 540 brushed motors were rusted beyond repair, so I replaced them with a pair of 2830 1000kv brushless motors, running off a pair of 6 cell NiMH packs.
I use a transmitter mix to allow the model to rotate on the spot and perform scale-like docking manoeuvres.
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philcaretaker
Commodore
Landing Craft
Buxton Model Boat Club member Steve Hampson trial tests his home brew
"Tank Landing Craft" built with twin water jet drive. Sounds great on the water.
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  • DoogleVice Admiral
    Very nice indeed 👌
    Liked by Peejay and AlessandroSPQR and
  • zoomaAdmiral
    I have often thought that I should research tank landing craft designs to see if I can combine my interest with 1/16 scale r/c model tanks
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MartinS
Warrant Officer
My recently refurbished 1/12th Scale Brede Lifeboat
Modelled on RNLB 33 - 07 Inner Wheel towards the later end of her service when the enclosed radar had been replaced by the Furuno rotating array. I know its to fast for scale speed but I was enjoying its first outing post refurbishment!
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LewZ
Admiral
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SSMBC (Seminole, Florida, USA) meet on Sept 1, 2024
A short "in the water" video take at our meet. (Other boats were present, but I only got in a few photos.) My last Springer build finally hit the water. Still kind of hot (~90F), waiting for fall to arrive.

Lew
Florida 😎, USA❤️
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  • PeejaySub-Lieutenant
    Now you need a barge for that lovely Springer.
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  • LewZAdmiral
    Peejay, no barge for this one as it (real one) is a "stoplog" boat that operates at the Little Goose Dam on the Snake River out in Washington State (US). It is used to prevent logs and debris from entering the lock an intakes for the hydro-electric generators. The real one is owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers.

    I'm thinking of making a bunch of logs for it to move around. Did you notice the crew man on the bow with a logging pole?

    Lew
    Florida ⛱️, USA 🇺🇸
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GARTH
Commodore
Clive Puffer
Sat. Sept 7 Our club will have a fun run with Military ships Warships Merchant marine & support ships I looked up Clive Puffers & found out that Puffers where support ships during WW2 & the Admiralty placed a order in 1939 for steamships on that design Class VIC for Victualling Inshore Craft so my Clive Puffer will fit right in. Hope for no rain & I'll post a few war ship Photos.
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  • roycvFleet Admiral
    Hello Garth, the puffers did most of their trade on the Forth and Clyde canal in Scotland, and were known as Clyde Puffers.
    But they have been in existence since 1856 to 1939. There is loads of history on the Internet.

    Roy
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Wolle
Rear Admiral
1 / 11
My trip with the CAP SAN DIEGO
Hello, a dream came true. I could take the “CAP SAN DIEGO” from Cuxhaven to Hamburg.
An early present for my 60th birthday from my dear woman.

It started at 11 a.m.

The weather was great, great visibility, sunshine and around 23 degrees warm. So perfect.
And every now and then a stiff breeze

First on board, there was a CAP SAN DIEGO coffee mug.
It was immediately filled with coffee and a nice Franzbrötchen.

For lunch there was spaetzle with sliced ​​meat and for coffee there was more coffee and muffins with cherries or blueberries.

Finally get on board.

A shanty choir played as a welcome and occasionally during the journey
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LewZ
Admiral
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Suncoast Scale Model Boat Club (Florida, USA) meet: Aug 18, 2024
We had a small meet but being I recently got a new camera I was able to test it out with a few photos and videos. The video is short at about 3 minutes.

(The sternwheeler is a work in progress and will be static model. It is a Chaperon kit modified to look like an operating sternwheeler here in Florida.)

Lew
Florida 😎, USA❤️
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  • peterdSub-Lieutenant
    Hi Lew, good job and congrats on the new camera. I hope you will get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Photos are good and sharp and the video very clear.

    One question I have and wondering what setting you have for your light balance. On my phone and computer, they came up as very blue.

    Looking forward to more...
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  • LewZAdmiral
    Peterd, I have been using the default settings on the camera. Supposed to be a fairly "simple" aka "point and shoot" but there are a lot of settings and I need to see what is best.

    It is a new camera but has been around for a while. I bought it because of the ratings, price, and features like splash proof, dust proof, and a good zoom, 4K HD, all is essential for me in photographing model boats and tanks.

    Lew
    Florida 😎, USA😍
LewZ
Admiral
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SSMBC (Florida) model boat meet on July 21, 2024
Having missed a few model boat meets because of weather and health issues, I finally made a meet! Six of us enjoyed getting together mostly chatting. The day was clear and no breeze with made the 89F (32C) temperature seem a lot hotter. The Florida sun (same as yours but more aggressive)was brutal. Anyway, I am posting a few photos taken in the shelter. Trying to avoid the sun, I did not go on the dock to get some "in the water" photos.

Lew
Florida 😎🔥, USA ❤️
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  • BrianD1Recruit
    Sure would like to see more pictures of the American Enterprise. Looks very close to the crew boat I bought off of FB market place. I couldn't resist the buy for only $40 bucks lm in the process of turning it into into a camcrahaft crew boat that in real life we turned into a CA Fish and Game patrol boat that I was the Motor Vessel Engineer on for 8 years.
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  • LewZAdmiral
    Brian, there are a few photos scattered on the SSMBC web site. Two are on this page (link).
    http://ssmbc-fl.org/SSMBC-Photos-Members-Gallery.htm
    Lew
    Florida ⛱️, USA 🇺🇸
MartinH2
Petty Officer 1st Class
H.A.Kits Thames Slipper launch chase boat
Having got my slipper launch wet I mounted a GoPro hero9 on her and chased Rick's "Velsheda" around the lake for a while. Control system needs a bit of modification as I only have 2 hands but she was a great platform for "on water" video. Will sort the issues out and hoping to do better next time.😐
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  • hermankRear Admiral
    MartinH2
    Madre Madonna sancta Maria
    I do love these old fashioned sailing yachts. They sail like queens onto the water. I wish I owned one
    Very well built yachtsman👍👍👍
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  • MartinH2Petty Officer 1st Class
    Another vid from my slipper. I have cut ventilation slots into the bonnets to try and keep the "workings" a bit cooler and she only tripped out once. A very light wind day but good practice for stronger stuff at some stage.😎

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