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2,616 posts · Page 212 of 218- StonemonkeyMaster SeamanFantastic work Grahame, I think this is the best I have seen so far. I have noticed that most of the models I have seen have the Vent cowels facing forward, is this correct? When looking at some pictures of the actual boats they were facing backwards! I am half way through my 46'' model and am very confused.
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Dean Walls
- Peter HS93Warrant Officerthey are long springs with heat shrink,the ends where turned from brass.
the springs can be bought at POlly/Bruce eng
http://www.pollymodelengineering.co.uk/sections/bruce-engineering/docs/cat_jan11.pdf
esc twin rudders and two 7.2v buggy packs yet to
be tryed on lake as it is drained for cleaning
- wombatjamesLeading SeamanIs this kit built, as I have been looking for one. I have my eye on a 'Kitshack' kit off Ebay.
- Michael RPetty Officer 2nd Classno it was built from photos it will be at the new woodvale site this year in southport 28&29 july in southport the small model slipway kit is nice size for a car boot but if you have more space the kitshack the larger one is nice also the slipway one is a formed cabin and hull the kitshack is wood a lot more work but your prefrence good luck micheal
John
- HybridLeading SeamanHi there I have just purchased a amsterdam tug for 60£ she is complet and running with all original servo esc and orange gear boxed case motor no marking on it to say what it is.. All she needs is a full strip and revamp and paint... T. L. C. She is plank on frame hull like yours and would love to know the age of her and the kit make if u could help me out with this information that would be fantastic thanks. Ben
for the frames then plated up in thin ply like it would be when built looks nice in the water.