Hi Cash - glad to see you back in action - like the boats - noticed the social distancing did not apply to the boats themselves......... would have had a hissy fit here
Good to see a version of near normality.

Hi Cash,
I am glad to see you and Fred had some time on the water.
The little pusher Tug worked very well.
It is nice to see your boats in action after having been in lockdown for a while.
Glad you both had fun.

Martin555.

Haven’t posted much here lately, went back to work on the 1st, just now getting back to some sense or normalcy...even though most people who know me well would say I’m not quite normal..or not quite right, take your pick.🤣
Anyway, the day before I started work my buddy Fred and I ran boats at my Churches pond, aka the “Cottonwood Creek Baptist Test Pond” I made a little video of our day, hope y’all enjoy...and yes, Fred and I kept our distance from each other.😊
Cash

Vacutug, Vacutow and Graupner SAR rescue at our Church Pond, April 30 2020

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Nice boats, particularly like the Fire Chief and that speedboat. I envy you the weather too, all we've had this last few weekends have been gales which have ruined the chances of sailing.

Regards, Nerys

Here’s a few pics from Sunday the sixteenth.

Hi Cash,
Yes i am seeing the same thing, you are not going mad LOL!
Have you reported it. ?

Martin555.

Just checked, it’s on all the boat club location threads😐

Anybody else seeing the text between posts something about “undefined offset”? Any way to fix this? It’s only on the North Texas thread that I know of.

Glad you have enough detail there Cash - from hard learned habit I normally scan parts before cutting out - (or removing from the sheet if pre-cut) - just in case bad things happen - that does make it much easier to replace items. Just remember to use a sharp blade & a steel rule with Styrene - easier to break off and clean up the edge afterwards than cut right through........
Apologies if I'm teaching granma' to suck eggs again.

Had one "nasty" years ago where the superstructure was found intact but the hull never came to light........and of course a lost superstructure later with another boat as well.......hence the scanning - plus foam flotation in the plastic replacement is always a good idea........especially as it disappears for a second time..........dont use a very strong rubber band on a plastic hook..........

I kept my plans, looking forward to learning how to scratch build with styrene sheets.😮