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I made a wooden barge for my tugs to pull but found this too heavy so I asked my old firm to make me one In 4mm aluminium It has been fully seem welded and Is water tight .I got them to powder coat the whole barge In black matt and I just added the red paint. The top just slides off so I can change the cargo I just wish that I had not made this so deep as It sits high In the water unless I add a load of ballast am using a 10 ltr water container at the min and Its still work In progress
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here are my three boats, oakgarth 42" twin screw 4 blade props with kort nozzles she also has a working bow thruster.She running two speed controllers off a 12volt sla battery and has full working lights I would love to say I built her but I never, all I have done Is added lights and give her a full makeover. Next Is Doug the26" pusher tug twin screw 3 blade props full working lights and water jet single speed controller futaba radio set up I have just changed the crane on this again I have only done cosmetics to this tug and my last boat Is a 20" seaport tug this Is what my grandchildren sail and for 60 quid Its great thay love It .the paddling pool was 15 quid for argos and perfect for testing well better than filling the bath .
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London tug boat. 1:32 12v engine. Radio Futaba 7c. Lights and radar.
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Hi! This Is a scratch build from plans, of the "Angel's Gate II" , at the Los Angeles Maritime museum. This example has a bilge pump, diesel horn, and will be adding a fire monitor. My nephew Is pretty excited about It, he Is 4, and already has been practicing with the transmitter! Attached Photos - Click To View Large 
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HI All, Heres some pics of my "American" tug boat based on one of McAllister's tugs. It Is scratch built from Images on the net, plank on frames In pine, cut on my bandsaw. It has working lights and radar scanner. It's powered by an electronize 540-12 motor and a 6v 4amp SLA battery.
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Here are some pictures of 1/24th scale tugs sailing at Bluewater First==== Atlantic Cock second===Sauria third==Sun XXIV Fourth==Rana Attached Photos - Click To View Large 
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here are some pictures of tugs towing at Chantry model club Bluewater kent
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this model was made from a set of mouldings purchased from the Internet, they were for a 1944 Birch class empire tug, the one I chose to make was the Empire Walter, later re named Sea Queen and she worked In the Bristol and Avon area.
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This tug was made from a Tito NerI tug kit and modified to make It look more like one of the local tugs near my home, she Is fitted with two azimuthing propellor units driven by 900 size motors and a bow thruster unit
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View from aft under construction. I am planning on adding a smoke unit.
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