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Steam engine
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by Ianh · 6 years ago
17 May 2020
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Steam engine
"you must a'v been nowt but a lad." Correct Pete, I started the project when I was 13/14. Hotspur's Maiden Voyage took place on my 15th birthday August 1966 in the boating pool in Radnor Park Folkestone. We went to stay with Granny & Granda …
by RNinMunich · 6 years ago
17 May 2020
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Steam engine
Wot? A Blog 53 years ago!? Wouldn't have got many likes or replies Pete! I've just posted a few bits of her over the last 2 or 3 years, when they were relevant to someone's query. She was built from plans I drew up by measuring the Airfix 6 …
by RNinMunich · 6 years ago
16 May 2020
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Steam engine
What about the 1936 H class destroyer? Like my HMS Hotspur H01 which I scratched to 1/72 (About 53 years ago) Cheers, Doug
by RNinMunich · 6 years ago
16 May 2020
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Steam engine
I have the Graham TVR1A. Had it for years and have a paddle wheel launch that I am building. Looked at the engine and what I would do is to remove the lever that goes into the slots and come out the other side (the block with the 3 screws a …
by RonH · 6 years ago
15 May 2020
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Steam engine
Good idea with the run on compressed air. Also take note when setting up the servo on the timing block that has the 3 screws and the location to the off position. The square of this block should be square vertically and horizontal. Plus you …
by RonH · 6 years ago
15 May 2020
Harbour
Steam engine
These three show the lever in each position from the base top lower and center .Center is full stop,top is full foreword and bottom is full reverse and notches in between for slower speeds Rick
by Newby7 · 6 years ago
15 May 2020
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Re: Apropos Steam Boats ;-)
WOT? Like the mechanical chimpanzee!! Keep taking the memory tablets Joe. Now then ... where did I put them???
by RNinMunich · 6 years ago
14 May 2020
Blog
Out of the mould and full steam ahead!
Hull is now out of the mould and the deck has been fitted but not fixed as I am waiting for motors to arrive. Wheelhouse and gantry are underway!
by GrahamP74 · 6 years ago
12 May 2020
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Steam Launch with Outboard Motor!!
A test post on behalf of redpmg. The engines are built by a mate of his. "The boats are built by a 90+ year old gent by the name of Alan Raubenheimer, who used to make Rose Pop Pop Boats - used to advertise in MB etc. Now into his 90s he ha …
by RNinMunich · 6 years ago
8 May 2020
Harbour
(Tug Boat) Brooklyn Steam Tug
I built this from a Dumas Tug Kit, nice kit with lots of detail. Two SLA batteries provide ballast along with lead weight. Gearing is from an older type model aircraft type. ESC is a marine type, forward, backward drive, big 4" Dumas prop. …
by Joe727 · 7 years ago
31 Mar 2020
Blog
PS Enterprise paddle steamer update
The lower superstructure is basically done, the top deck is cut out, the lower section of the structure is painted and the paddle box faces are built. Next is the paddles and electrics
by rcmodelboats · 7 years ago
2 Mar 2020
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Paddle Steamer Waverley
You mean Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch Ken? Ties me tongue in knots - sheetbends
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
18 Feb 2020
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Plans for Mississippi paddle Steamer
Is this of any interest ?
by philcaretaker · 7 years ago
9 Jan 2020
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Paddle Steamer Waverley
It's been announced that the Waverley fund has reaxched the target of 2.3 million and she will be moved under tow to Greenock in January for the boiler work to be carried out. It is expected to take around four months and she is expected to …
by Nerys · 7 years ago
20 Dec 2019
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Entry Level Steam Boat
You can even have one with four funnels if you wish Nerys, https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-TITANIC-tin-putt-putt-boat-new-never-used/153693532732?hash=item23c8d9323c:gYUAAOSwQ75dPJEk Of course you will know that the fourth funnel is only f …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
24 Oct 2019
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Entry Level Steam Boat
You can still get 'em Nerys, 'Putt Putt' or 'Pop Pop' Boats. Lowest possible Entry Level!? https://www.ebay.com/b/putt-putt-boat/bn_7024846341 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTROdcOMCEI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop_pop_boat Ten years …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
24 Oct 2019
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Age of steam
Hi: something like this, perhaps?
by Julio · 7 years ago
15 Oct 2019
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Age of steam
Hi RonH, Do these help? Martin555.
by Martin555 · 7 years ago
15 Oct 2019
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Age of steam
Hi: This is what I found. I hope it serves you
by Julio · 7 years ago
13 Oct 2019
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Cheap (steampunk?) homemade ESC
This contraption is a speed controller I made from a Dick Smith voltage regulator kit (almost before you could buy any modern ESCs). Servo turns the pot and micro switch turns power off in neutral (stopped) Reverse was a toggle switch opera …
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
5 Sep 2019
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Re: Steampunk Pike.
"I upgraded slightly I used food containers." Everybody's favourite ... er ... Fish!?
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
22 Aug 2019
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Alwyn Vintcent Steam Tug
I have plans I made off photographs on internet. From these plans I completed a 1:50 scale model of the Alwyn Vintcent. Alan
by Alannicholls · 7 years ago
7 Jul 2019
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Re: Steampunk Pike.
The days when comedy was suggestive but not a swear word in 'sight' (or working its'way, slidey slidey down the eardroves into the internal workage of the mindey most - think it was playing with radar in his case !?) Deep Joy!
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
29 Jun 2019
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Re: Steampunk Pike.
Hi Colin, Unfortunately no, this will be motor driven. The tail is just a rudder, and the fins are dive planes. I would imagine that to get something like this to swim would be quite technical. But it is something worth thinking about. Mart …
by Martin555 · 7 years ago
29 Jun 2019
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Re: Steampunk Pike.
Wonder if Colins' dragon's been giving you ideas?
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
25 Jun 2019
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Re: Steampunk Pike.
Hi All, Martin piqued my curiosity (always dangerous) soooo- Digging around a bit I found this explanation of the number codes (Recycling Codes) on the bottom of plastic food containers amongst other things. See attached pic. Might help wit …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
25 Jun 2019
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Re: Steampunk Pike.
Hi Mark. The dimensions for the Pike are :- Length 40" Width 11" Height 14" And you were nearly right with the ice cream tub's I upgraded slightly I used food containers. Martin.
by Martin555 · 7 years ago
24 Jun 2019

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