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Sail boat
… s to be recommended. I hope the above is of use Roger - Fullsteamahead
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PS Waverley
… ilable - http://www.clydemodelboats.co.uk/userimages/Paddle-Steamer-Hulls-and-Plans%283002434%29.htm paddle wheel kits - http://www.clydemodelboats.co.uk/userimages/Paddle-wheel-kits%282995226%29.htm development - http://www.clydemodelboats …
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PS Waverley
http://clydemodelboats.co.uk/userimages/Paddle-Steamer-Hulls-and-Plans(3002434).htm Shows a hull and semI kit dunno if its any help
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PS Waverley
… ave has a good look and appear to be a good site for paddle steamers but unfortunately not for the illusive Waverley , but will keep looking any links you may come across please pass them on I will be very grateful . Peter
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Stolen Boat
… kout for a stolen boat Krick Victoria with a Chedder Puffin Steam Unit If they should see it or be offered it please contact the police or Colin Travis 07905028298 Stolen over the weekend 5th 6th September 15 from the Burnley area Regards C …
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PS Waverley
You could try the Model Steamer Club. http://www.sfmbc.net/page81.html
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PS Waverley
… ve you had any luck with your quest for the Waverley paddle steamer as yet ?, My son and I are going to the pond on Sunday it is the end of season sail, I will make enquiries with those in attendance, to see if any one has one they no longe …
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Ventilators
… o answer your question why brass the project is a model 30s steam launch which I have converted to electric power, with a dummy boiler and steam engine compartment which houses the motor. All fittings are brass and exposed timber is varnish …
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Ventilators
… t of trouble finding some. You may contact http://www.model-steam-boats.co.uk/index.html The do very high class fittings in brass. Failing that why brass are you not going to paint them? if all else fails you could manufacture your own in c …
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Stolen Boat
… kout for a stolen boat Krick Victoria with a Chedder Puffin Steam Unit If they should see it or be offered it please contact the police or Colin Travis 07905028298 Stolen over the weekend 5th 6th September 15 from the Burnley area Regards C …
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Milford Star
… p SLA, Mtronic ESC, Rudder servo, Low drain Motor, Technics Steam sound unit and speaker. £250 ono Collection only from Biddulph, Cheshire, UK area.
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Diagonal planking
… tart to delaminates with hot water. I did try making my own steaming cabinet using a copper tube lagged with string but this needed a lot of steam before it stopped condensing so this has joined the scrap heap! All the best Edward
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Diagonal planking
hi, as dave m says, you will defiantly need to steam the planks, I had to on all my builds no other way of getting them to shape. I have a piece of plastic waste pipe and plug one end then pour boiling water in leave for 5 mins then gently …
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Diagonal planking
… uild first and see how the planks form. You may need to use steam to form to the correct shape. You may wish to experiment with the plank widths and some chamfering along the joins may improve the fit. Good luck. A build Blog would be very …
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hinges
… epair a hinge on the door to the on off switch on me paddle steamer. I can't remember if I posted making the originals. Someone may find my method useful. A square of brass about 1mm thick or less. I got mine by flattening a .5inch tube fro …
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Mobile Marine Lady Jan.
… piece superstructure would make a good project for a model steamer. There are pictures on the web site of finished models and if you search the internet under Empire Tugs you will find plenty of detail of the various craft of which this mo …
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Mobile Marine Lady Jan.
… ith a one piece large superstructure makinbg it ideal for a steam engine.
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Paddle wheeler lists
… tainly find modelers, who have experience with models paddlesteamers and can help with your problem. My model Lulonga has two independently driven wheel, each has its own ESC. Driving is a double ... classic rudder control but especially ES …
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Paddle wheeler lists
… .uk < forum specifically for modellers and models of paddle steamers of all sizes and types Tom
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Does anyone know. . . . . . . .
… with the Bowmans Seahawk of 1932, which was a twin-cylinder steam speedboat. it was essentially an H216 Diana, upgraded with additional trim. At 37/8d in 1966 it was the top of the range sailing boat once the 24" Osprey was withdrawn in 196 …
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Waves, Wings and Wheels Scale Model Show
… e and interact with. Flying display by the helicopter group,steam trains steam traction engines team boats(static). GVMBC put on a good show to convey interest in our hobby..it worked. Looking forward to the next one in 2016, well done chap …
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Interwar cargo ship - lines plan
Does anyone have the lines plan for a twin-screw cargo steamer built between WW1 and WW2? I'm looking to build a model of Canadian Pacific's "Beaverford" 1928. NMM have copies of Barclay Curle's GA drawings, but the lines plan Is In too poo …
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Mast Lighting
… , and do the same. then glue it back together. On my paddle steamer I used the stays as the supply.
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Precedent Huntsman 461/2 Inch
… the answer to free joints glued with titebond3, I used our steam wallpaper stripper and fitted a small nozzle so the steam was concentrated where I wanted it. it did the job so well that restoration jobs will be a tad easier. Regards Glyn
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Precedent Huntsman 461/2 Inch
… e glue is Titebond 111 ultimate. Think I read someware that steam can help with some glues. Hope it workes with Titebond.
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Precedent Huntsman 461/2 Inch
HI Mate Glad the steaming worked for you, as to a sealer, what about acrylic varnish, thinned 50% or more, then brushed or sprayed on. The thinner the first coats the quicker it sinks in, then change to thicker coats to cover the grain etc. …
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Precedent Huntsman 461/2 Inch
… h acrilic paint from spray cans. A note to "jarvo", I tried Steaming and it was completely successful, after steaming I retained the shape using masking tape. Regards and thanks, restin.
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Precedent Huntsman 461/2 Inch
HI jarvo, Many thanks for your reply, I had thought about steaming, but my situation does not lend itself to that. I will try your other suggestion and lightly score the part and reinforce it with a coat of resin. Thanks again for your help …