- twofloats12🇬🇧Leading Seamancould you do a simple electics diagram for me as i have burn out two sail servos 😱Like 1Liked by Inkoust
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2,041 posts · Page 114 of 1711909 with the loss of all lives. The model is constructed almost entirely from scrap cardboard. She is presently on display in the Crosby Coastguard station but this is closing soon so the models fate is in the balance.
She was made to be displayed at the commemoration ceremony on board a Mersey Ferry in December 2009.
I have two and they are both great fun
- CraigRobothamPetty Officer 1st ClassLooks Awesome , great action shots . Might get a couple of these for my fleet as my son loves the speedLiked by fireboat
The superstructure of the model is largely light-ply and paneled to resemble the orginal. She had an open top deck and as you can see the navigation pods were open to the weather.
A semaphore signal arm was included as radio was not yet used to communicate with each other on the Mersey.
The model is approx1/48 scale and built from a couple of photos and sketches that exist. She is powered by two 340 electric motors and controlled with 2.4ghz radio. A 12 volt battery gives the power. Both decks are individually planked.
She has sailed at Hoylake.
This is a scratch build from plans, of the "Angel's Gate II" , at the Los Angeles Maritime museum. This example has a bilge pump, diesel horn, and will be adding a fire monitor. My nephew is pretty excited about it, he is 4, and already has been practicing with the transmitter!
- lubberlandAble SeamanHI there Cap'n Jim, Glad you like it. The sails are all controlled by the winch line round the after deck. I'll try to post some pics soon, Cheers, Lubber.
- circle43nauticalChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassBRAVO ZULU! The towing and mooring lines are great detail, and the marlinspike is great nautical jewelry.
- jtdavidPetty Officer 1st ClasshI damon.
thanks for your comments , if you need any help with your build, you only have to shout, keep to wood. 👍 and I am a real believer in card board on some of the deck work, allways give it a coat of resin 👍 it has taken me a lifetime to get where I am now and have never lost a boat yet with the materials I use.
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