AllenA. Also keeps your joints moving in time with your brain. Thinking, doing and problem solving,

I find that a decent tot of Lagavulin does that pretty well! 😉😉

Half the fun Jarvo and keeps the old grey cells well oiled.

Its nice to see that people are willing to support the old style models and make the boat instead of just assembling it

if you go into the plans section go to thethe one called tamar life boat it was origanally posted by Sonar at the bottom of the tamar section click on back to home this goes to a eezibuild home page that has all the plans ,building tips and loads of pictures ,the plans are a free download or print ,they print in the original size so A3paper has to be taped together ,I am currently building the 50+RAF fire boat

Dey gotta eat too! 😉
Know what you mean though, many worse than some 🤔

Hi Jarvo. Thanks, I should have told everyone that. it is where I downloaded the plans and then used them in Excel. Pity there weren't more free sites like that. Everyone is too interested in making a few bob out of us these days.

Hi AllenA, Did you know there is a dedicated web site for Eezebilt plans? They also have some new models in the old style.

Mark

I can use either on my big pc. And I have an A3 printer, so size isn't a problem, Cheers, Dave W 😊

PDF or Excel. PDF is ok but you will need to go to a printer to upsize them. I normally upscale them on Excel then cut cut and join the printouts. I did this with the Meccano Dolphin 16 which I pushed up to Dolphin 19 recently. So, yes I can attach them to a file. Go on revive your 13 year old self. Let me know which one you would like?

When I've rebuilt the 9 boats in the garage, I may just take you up on that Allen. I'm wondering if I could possibly make a worse job than I did the first time around ? 😂 Thanks for the offer mate, are they in pdf form ? if so, could I get a copy by attachment to an email ? My email is on my profile mate. Kindest wishes, Dave W 😊

Hi Dave, I have just about all the Eezebilt plans on computer if you ever feel like doing another one give me a shout. Regards Allen

I built the Mermaid even earlier than that. My mother brought it home for me after a training course she went on for the M.O.D. in London when I was about 13, which would make it 1968. At the time it didn't seem very EeZe to build, but with some help from a neighbour, I managed to get it finished, and it eventually sailed on the well known Lindow Common boating lake. Best wishes, Dave W 😊