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💬 Re: The Anteo my very first ever steam powered tug.
9 months ago by GaryLC (
 Lieutenant)
Hi Griss, and just a suggestion, how about an Extreme Smoke Generator, as supplied by Howes Models. this is supposedly for a bigger hull than Anteo at around the 1-meter mark. I think the question is how big is this unit and can you fit it into your hull. Please let me know what you decide as I am quite interested in your Anteo project. Regards, Gary.
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💬 Re: The Anteo my very first ever steam powered tug.
9 months ago by Philip C (
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Thanks Gary, I could not find any history on her either accept she and her sister ships were used by the military WW2 and the tug is pre war but some still operating today ? The model I have no history but it was purchased from a gent who was only displaying it and to a purist steam man it twill dissapoint because it has a large brushed motor.At £125 I could not walk away. Ps any idea who supplies a decent 12 volt steam genny all The Best Griss.🤞o
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💬 Re: The Anteo my very first ever steam powered tug.
1 year ago by GaryLC (
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Hi Griss, I read your comment with interest as an Anteo using a fiber-glass hull is certainly news to me. Mind that would be a blessing when fitting a steam plant, as lots of room and no bulkheads and keel getting in the way. Was this kit by Panart or someone else? I have also tried to find information on Anteo and all I have is Harbour Berthing Tug out of Genoa Italy 1930s - 1940s, and that was the information with the kit, which was 35" in length. Regards Gary.
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💬 Re: The Anteo my very first ever steam powered tug.
1 year ago by Griss (
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Gary interested to read of your Anteo i have the same model but g.r.p. Hull its a rough 40 inches in lenghth, i have no idea of manufacture or scale but have found it very difficult to read any history of this tug all be it to be said shes been around a long time and are still in use in Italy any history greatly appreciated.Thanks Griss.
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💬 Re: The Anteo my very first ever steam powered tug.
1 year ago by GaryLC (
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I have managed to find a better photo, try and spot the globe valves and copper pipe, well it was my first ever venture into the world of steam.
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💬 Re: The Anteo my very first ever steam powered tug.
1 year ago by GaryLC (
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Hi Stephen, the Anteo (a harbour berthing tug,)by Panart and still available is a 1 : 30 scale at 35" in length, a double plank on frame hull, really good quality wood and beautifully turned brass fittings. Expensive at £358.00 but worth every penny as nothing extra to buy except wood glue and paint. This kit has been on the go for fifty-plus years, which is mainly down to its superior quality and good value for money. This could very well be my next build?
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💬 Re: The Anteo my very first ever steam powered tug.
1 year ago by stevedownunder (
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Hi Gary,
Nice looking Tug, how big was she? Cheers, Stephen. 👍 Like
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