After my interest in model boats increased again, I started keeping an eye out for classic motor boats, ones that were more realistic and scale like, or slightly different.
this Veron marlin fell under those categories nicely, and is in quite decent condition.
Yet another 'project'
Are you sensing a theme yet?
Thanks Rob.
I am hoping that once my life settles down a little bit, I will have time to start pottering with some of my 'project' boats, and then get one at the very least on the water.
At present though, there's simply too much going on for me to have any real free time for things like hobbies.
One day.
The motor and mount weren't even attached to the hull, so have been removed. I feel that the motor is quite a bit too large as well, ideal maybe for one of my larger boats, 48" Huntsman, or 49 1/2" Perkasa maybe, but something a little smaller and slightly higher revving, without needing too many cells would suffice with this boat I'm sure.
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More details can be found here on the Classic Model Power Boats thread.
https://model-boats.com/blogs/156760#156760
I am hoping that once my life settles down a little bit, I will have time to start pottering with some of my 'project' boats, and then get one at the very least on the water.
At present though, there's simply too much going on for me to have any real free time for things like hobbies.
One day.
The motor and mount weren't even attached to the hull, so have been removed. I feel that the motor is quite a bit too large as well, ideal maybe for one of my larger boats, 48" Huntsman, or 49 1/2" Perkasa maybe, but something a little smaller and slightly higher revving, without needing too many cells would suffice with this boat I'm sure.
This one is in need of just a little bit of TLC.
The water cooled motor mount looks to be a bit of overkill!
The last picture is a test build of the VMW version by Colin Smith (son of the original designer Phil Smith) I think?
Rob.