T33CNO
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ANDY is my name. Balne Moor MBC/Kirklees MBC
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10 boatsStevn's Arctic
Still under construction. Maximum amps is per motor so 40 total. However as a tug it is unlikely to use mor…
Portgarth tug 1:32scale
My first semi scratch build which took nearly two years before I retired. All the metalwork is brass. All t…
Billing Boats Boulogne Etaples BB534
A wonderful model with many personal touches to the basic kit. Ballasted weight is actually 2.75kg Brushles…
Billing Boats Smit Rotterdam
I started this as my first model over four yrs ago. I keep seeing other models turning my head to distracti…
Amati Riva Aquarama
A static display model than can be converted to RC Amati do not pay any attention to weight! If you want to…
Billing Boats Pearl Harbor Hoga
A static display model converted for RC I bought the kit off a club mate who's had it for near 20 yrs I nee…
Models by Design 1:12 Shannon class Lifeboat
A huge amount of scratch building. So many photos that they are spread across multiple galleries so I'll ju…
Midwest dinghy 1:12 scale
This was produced to complement the Maine Boothbay Lobster boat that is also in my harbour. Although obsole…
T33CNO’s build blogs
6 blogsI'll be starting this next week I hope. Lucky to get it on eBay last week and now on its way. A kit long since out of production and I ho…
I restarted this build last August after receiving the 100mm Schottels from OceanWorks in Hong Kong. She's been sat waiting for spray pai…
This is in my harbour already and yet another of my unfinished builds. When I come back from holiday I’ll be continuing this as my main f…
One of my many favourites. About a six week build working every day. The Chronological build gallery is attached.
I restarted this last August and it's not finished yet. The bad weather is delaying major painting but most of the parts are made and rea…
I built this in four weeks working every day. Originally a static display kit I have converted the build suitable for RC. I've used a Rab…