- John2🇬🇧Chief Petty Officer 1st ClassVery nice, I am building one!Like
- Novagsi0🇬🇧Chief Petty Officer 1st ClassVery nice I'm also building one, what motor did you install to get that turn of speed. I'm hoping you will say torpedo 850 that is what I have just bought for mine.Like
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2,041 posts · Page 81 of 171Small motor to get you home if no wind.
- figtree7ntsAdmiralHi chrys
Well, at 97Lbs that's quite impressive, you must make a video!
Hi jarvo
I'm must say I'm guilty of towing a rowboat while I was in it too.
People at the pond where amazed at how much power my little Tugboat had.
- circle43nauticalChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassBRAVO ZULU! 1:48 IS SUCH A NICE SCALE FOR MILITARY CRAFT. BEAUTIFUL DETAIL
Built her ten years ago over a period of 5 years
Though built in the 1950's this boat is still in use on the Norfolk Broads and can be hired out.
- davidhgreatbatchWarrant OfficerAs I am retired she only took about 10 months to build and is based on a "Models By Design" GRP hull. The rest of the model is scratch built. You can view her sea trials and more details on you tube.Liked by Brightwork and Inkoust
The main hull is a standard Damen hull purchased from Mobile Marine Models, see their website for Portgarth.
the hull is fitted with 2 x T12 Motors for the main propulsion,2 x 60 degree kort nozzles for steering, with 2 x purpose made brass props.
Also fitted is a 12v Graupner water pump for the working fire monitor and Fwd spray bar, 2 x Mtronks 15 amp ESC's, Futaba steering servo and Futaba 40 MHz Receiver.
Approx Dimensions including fendering Loa 41" Beam 14"
- circle43nauticalChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassBRAVO ZULU! THAT BOAT IS BEYOND BELIEF. NICE RESCUE OF THE BEAR IN DISTRESS, TOO.