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South African Stream Tugs
Anyone Interested In the old South African steam tugs, most of which were built on the Clyde. I have a lot of photographs taken of and on the tug J. R. More In Durban. For anyone Interested these photographs are available and can be printed …
by ralphwilmot · 14 years ago
20 Apr 2013
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2000 Members!
… 12 inches ---------------- Motor Type: Brushed, Brushless, Steam, IC, (Include "not powered"?) - Everything below only if powered - Drive Type: Belt, Chain, Geared, Direct Number of Props: Single, Twin, Triple, (Include "4 or more"?) Max C …
by fireboat · 14 years ago
2 Apr 2013
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Classic Sailing Ships
HI All As well as my steam and electric models I enjoy sailing yachts. I'm sure my club site Is not alone In having low water and weed sometime during the year. Result - unable to sail any deep keeled vessels, plus difficulties with weeds I …
by Dave M · 14 years ago
26 Mar 2013
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Clinker waterproofing
HI All I have a clinker built open boat that I want to be steam powered. Does anyone have any Ideas how to waterproof the hull but retain Its wooden appearance? I was going to put glass cloth on It but I think this will look bad. Regards Ed …
by cenbeth · 14 years ago
27 Oct 2012
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new club
… powered In any form such as some early models were Rubber, Steam and Clockwork and later on they where Glow, Diesel, Petrol and Electric. Our goal Is to get together with other like minded modellers and help the models of yesteryear to con …
by froggyt996 · 14 years ago
2 Oct 2012
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Veron tug
… nice to get her up and running. I think It would have been steam powered when new, the boat has never been fitted with any power unit. I think It maybe late 50s or 60s, but not sure but hoping someone out there will knots all about It. Man …
by surreykev · 14 years ago
25 Sep 2012
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Clinker waterproofing
HI Edward As you are intending to fit a steam power plant you will need to make sure the planks are well protected both from the inside and out. Ian's suggestion about sealing the plank joints should work and I assume you will be using a va …
by Dave M · 14 years ago
25 Sep 2012
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Veron tug
motor / or even a small steam plant may be possible ! should look good accompaniying your sun xxI on the water ! !
by triumphjon · 14 years ago
20 Sep 2012
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Fireboat/Vintage Model Boat Day 2012
… I was unable to attend as we exhibit annually at the Malpas Steam Rally, which always seems to be on the same weekend! It would be good to see some video of the event, as the pictures posted already indicate the high standard of the models …
by Dave M · 14 years ago
15 Sep 2012
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The COROMANDEL
… Somehow by 1880 he was the " providore " on a small coastal steamer. Unfortunately he appears to have fallen off this In Auckland harbour and was drowned leaving a wife and 6 children. As I have no photographic record of him, I thought It w …
by nasraf · 14 years ago
24 Jul 2012
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Cabin Roofs
… e front end of the roof with a fixing at the rear. My model steamer uses dowel across the transom with a tool clip fixed to the roof. My pond yacht uses a magnet for the front hatch and rubber bands for the cabin. My steamer uses clips for …
by Dave M · 14 years ago
19 Jul 2012
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Which Radio Control System?
… lot cutter), Solomon Browne (Watson lifeboat) and a clinker steam launch. I already have the auxillary motor (6v) for the pilot cutter together with the sail winches (Futaba and HiTec) but everything else Is In the air. Can anyone advise me …
by cenbeth · 14 years ago
15 Jun 2012
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Finding a great sailing venue.
… itality of Cwmbran. I will be exhibitting at the Abergaveny Steam Rally this coming Sunday and Monday If anyonee fancies seeing my harbour and having a chat.
by Colin H · 15 years ago
28 May 2012
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Model of Fireboat David Campbell
… land Oregon in 1913 of Iron on steel frames, coal fired and steam powered. it was retired in 1926 and converted to a diesel powered sail/schooner fur trader at lake Union Seattle and renamed Aleutian Native. in 1932 it was converted to an o …
by SockeyeJohn · 15 years ago
7 Mar 2012
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Fun Boats for Sale.
… 6 -16 cell,controller, + 6volt battery for the Graupner 6v steam generator smoke stack,also comes with a battry charger/Zebra 4 FM Remote.Has a moving gun wich can be used to spray water ,pump Inc. To use the water Cannon + the Radar rotat …
by gerry · 15 years ago
2 Jan 2012
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The COROMANDEL
… luck. So the paint colours will my guess as the " Cromandel Steam Ship company" only had one ship and was taken over by the " Northern Steam Ship Co." in the 1890's, so it is unlikely that any record exists. There appears to no small coasta …
by nasraf · 15 years ago
6 Dec 2011
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Genarator/alternator
No doubt that it is an exercise for satisfaction - like steam power - and to be encouraged. That is one of the reasons for our hobby. I have seen an article about a model with a home built four cylinder marine diesel engine driving a genera …
by expatflyer · 15 years ago
5 Sep 2011
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The COROMANDEL
… ll drawings included and one was for a single screw coastal steamer, that had the characteristics I wanted, so I had a photocopy made at twice size. From this with a bit more assistance from a local print shop I was able to produce prints o …
by nasraf · 15 years ago
24 Jun 2011
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The COROMANDEL
… ok to see if I could find any other models of small coastal steamers from NZ. I looked at a number of places on the internet with no result. I then contacted a member of the World Ship Socy. in NZ who replied with a detailed e mail on ships …
by nasraf · 15 years ago
17 Jun 2011
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St Helens Funday June 26 2011
… aters to come and sail with us. no I.C. engines allowed but steam, sail, electric all welcome. website Is www.sthelensmodelboatclub.co.uk if you could let me know If you are coming that would be handy just so we have an Idea of numbers than …
by dbninja · 16 years ago
16 May 2011
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34" Fireboat
… ould straighten out if you apply gentle heat ( you may need steam) and allow to dry whilst clamped between two flat pieces of wood. Dave
by Dave M · 16 years ago
17 Mar 2011
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Hitec Live View Full Telemetry Package
… nt is great and would be even more useful in the likes of a steam boat if it could give feed back from the engine and boiler peter
by Peter HS93 · 16 years ago
28 Oct 2010
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fireboat cof g
… de of the world to my request for information on NZ coastal steamers. So I may be able to make some progress on my next project.
by nasraf · 16 years ago
16 Aug 2010
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fireboat cof g
… e. Next project is to make a model of a New Zealand coastal steamer of about 1875, the COROMANDEL. Although there must have many hundreds of ships like that built there is very little information on them available so the research is taking …
by nasraf · 16 years ago
14 Aug 2010
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Gannet 15cc engine
… , hence can take a very large daI prop with a big pitch as steam boat props tend to do. 8. Remember it is not a high revving glo at 14,000 to 23,000 and more revs, but a nice high power for its day of latter day design and machining toller …
by Lyle · 17 years ago
14 Feb 2010
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Who Is building/restoring what fireboat?
… dad then found a huge 46" unfinished RAF Safety Launch at a steam rally. Over the last fews months he's finished it of to a high standard but its just a bit slow powered by 2 540's. Back in January I found a 39" wooden hull on ebay, wanting …
by Police Boat Captain · 18 years ago
14 Mar 2009
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1:16th scale RAF crew
… cale crew members for my 46 inch Crash Boat and also for my steam Tug 'Cervia' as such a scale size of half inch to the foot for figurines, is very rare. I do not mind if they are more handsome than me. Please advise me directly when matter …
by Lyle · 18 years ago
17 Feb 2009

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