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Russel Brothers Tug
… g in B.C., Canada, and took a photo of this Russel Brothers tug, though he did not do it especially for me, just posted it on his FB page. I asked if he had any other views but By the time he got my question he was farther on his journey. S …
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Re: US Army ST74 Tug
Nice looking typically American tug. Looks very well built, well done. Nerys
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Re: EezeBilt Beaver Tug 50+ Challenge
You have done a very nice job on this Tug. For a first RC model it is great Well done. Martin555.
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V4-MA-1 Tug
My V4-MA-1 US maritime Commission tugboat. 45+ built in WW2. Based upon the the Dutch(at the time the HMS) Zwarte Zee. Plank on frame construction cover in F/G. Lights, sounds and fire monitors.
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Re: Tug Dual ESC Electronics
… he motor outputs makes this design relevant to all of these tugs and variants, as the interfaces are common to all. If I commercialised it as a kit of a built PCB with connectors for most of the hook up, the parts cost in 100 quantities wou …
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Motor Tug Seahorse
While I'm at it I have put up this video of my tug. I had been having problems with this and I completely replaced everything inside. Turns out the rudder servo was dodgy and the motor, a geared 500 was far too poky. It now performs beautif …
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Tug Dual ESC Electronics
… ows proportional motor control to assist the rudders on the tug, which is otherwise impossible to position in high winds or in reverse. No extra controller is needed, neither is the existing PCB modified in any way. The pictures show the sc …
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Miss Katherine Tugboat seen in boatyard, Mahone Bay, N.S. Canada
Ron the tug looks good on the water nice job. Rick
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Miss Katherine Tugboat seen in boatyard, Mahone Bay, N.S. Canada
… if he would climb aboard and take some pictures of the old tug here in the boat yard. The vessel was built in 1959 for the Department of Public Works and sailed under the name of "Enmore"; it also had a designation known as "T.A.2" of whic …
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Miss Katherine Tugboat seen in boatyard, Mahone Bay, N.S. Canada
… ay, after three days of rain it is is pretty murky, but the tug boat did very well giving Pluto an ride on the water.
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(Tug Boat) 'Westbourne' PLA Tug
Westbourne is a Port of London Authority steam Tug from the Caldercraft Mini-Fleet Range - it is 1:48 scale. This model was discontinued a few years ago but I did manage to purchase a brand new boxed one via ebay a couple of years ago. it h …
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Flying Scotsman. Iron paddle tug
… rongbowPlansComplete.pdf Research showed that lots of these tugs were built in the late 1800, using the same design. My build was named because it was one of the last built for a Glasgow shipping company. Taken from tynetugs web site Name: …
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Re: 3D Printed Tug.
Really nice Bill, is this the same tug I've seen being printed on YouTube ? Cheers Marky
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Re: 3D Printed Tug.
Hi Billhook301, That's a great looking 3D Printed tug! Well done! Cheers, Ed
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3D Printed Tug.
Freelance design for 3D printed tug,all stl files created by PeterSripol here is a link to his channel on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaIjdgTiP0o&list=WL&index=2&t=734s My version will be printed at 75% giving a hull length of …
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Re: 1 Inch Tug
"The blog title says '1 inch tug' but it's over an inch on your ruler Martin.....Ha Ha Ha! can it get any smaller? the tug I mean!!! Nitpicker Rooky! Now look what you've sparked off!!!! PS "can it get any smaller?" Take a cold shower!
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Re: 1 Inch Tug
… d send it to you in a thimble. Should be enough for several Tugs. Brilliant!!
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Re: 1 Inch Tug
Hi Red, I did toy with the idea of doing a 1/4 Inch tug but i have misplaced my glasses LOL!! Martin555.
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Re: 1 Inch Tug
"Martins micros" idle hands make small tugs. Great build again. Cheers Marky
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Re: 1 Inch Tug
The blog title says '1 inch tug' but it's over an inch on your ruler Martin.....Ha Ha Ha! can it get any smaller? the tug I mean!!! Great work Magic Martin Cheers, Pete
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(Tug Boat) VALIANT
This tug was built by a modeler in Bristol during the early 1960's it was given to me at the Abergavenny Steam and vintage show in 2016 by the makers grandson who told me it had been on display in his mums house from 1970 when his grandad d …
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Re: Bills springer tug
Have decided, since I already have one tug - HobbyKing 'Southampton', older version currently being upgraded, to scrap all plans to build a full size class regulation Springer (lost the taste). But will still tinker about with the micro ver …
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Re: Bills springer tug
Ive built several tugs over the past few years,more than happy to help you out any way I can
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Re: Bills springer tug
… I am trying to give the simplest way to build this Springer Tug. Not helpful to spar on techniques as I am trying to help a first time builder. I have built this tug and it is a simple build if no carried away. Good first time project for l …
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Re: Bills springer tug
"Doug, Can you please post your springer tug build log. Joe " Not yet I'm afraid Joe, cos I'm trying to make a micro version for the Bath Tub Challenge. Got as far as sorting out and testing all the electrics, to run off a single 3.7V LiPo …
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Re: Bills springer tug
Doug, Can you please post your springer tug build log. Joe
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Re: Sun XXI Tug
Very nice looking tug Bill
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Re: Sun XXI Tug
Those were the days when there would be a dozen or more Sun tugs moored to the buoys at Gravesend. A model to be proud of, I like. Nerys