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GaryLC United Kingdom Silver

Commodore  · 4,077 pts Redcar, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom Member since May 2015 Last online 2 days ago

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Gary Steam Marine, the only way to go.

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Blog reply Re: build blog @jbkiwi Great stuff, you can't beat a bit of complexity, and you have really surpassed your self on this one. Keep up the good work as it is always interesting… 1 Forum reply Re: Not a good start @ColRay Hi Col, it is a V_twin by Chiltern, and a little on the large side to fit into a boat. Regards, Gary. 3 Forum reply Re: North Sea Drifters and Steam Engines. @lindemann06 Rob, I love the last one there is nothing that beats a full head of steam in all its glory. There is nothing that compares to the pure enjoyment o… 15 Forum reply Re: North Sea Drifters and Steam Engines. @lindemann06 Hi Rob, and not a problem, I think a few more photos of your fantastic boat would not go amiss. Especially fired up and on the water. Regards, Gar… 15 Forum reply Re: Not a good start @ColRay. Hi Col, just an idea to lesson the work load on a some what overloaded printer, what about using a fibre-glass or plastic hull. Regards, Gary. 3 Forum reply Re: Old Style Tug or Puffer Plans @ColRay Hi Col, yes just big enough to squeeze in the steam plant, and allow reasonable access as required. Regards, Gary. 4 Forum reply Re: Old Style Tug or Puffer Plans @ColRay Hi Col, my Mountfleet Highlander, Clyde Puffer weighs in at 34". Regards, Gary. 4 Forum reply Re: Old Style Tug or Puffer Plans @ColRay Hi Col, yes I can sympathise with that situation, as I am very much in the same boat. Boat kits are expensive and steam engines and boilers even more s… 4 Forum reply Re: Old Style Tug or Puffer Plans @ColRay Col, it'd a kit by Mountfleet, the Highlander and the bigger of the two kits they make. As I need to have a fibre glass hull with no bulkheads, in orde… 4 Forum reply Re: Old Style Tug or Puffer Plans @ColRay Hi Col, just a few more photos for you, note the chain operated rudder which works rather well and similar to the real thing. I did not want to have a … 4

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