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Re Tug boat rigging
Can any one tell me on the upper fore. Mast where the mast supports go and where the two swivels go 2nd photo
by Stephen T · 2 years ago
17 Jul 2024
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Re Tug boat rigging
I understand no on the stern are two fittings that stand up I assume these swivels fit Two them I think I am a rigging wire missing a plan is needed many thanks for the info
by Stephen T · 2 years ago
16 Jul 2024
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Re: Cruiser tug boat Mountfleet models
This is mountfleet models boat I need to know please how the forward mast rigging goes and what are the swivels for
by Stephen T · 2 years ago
16 Jul 2024
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Re Tug boat rigging
Hi Stephen Near the top of the mast you may find a hoop with some eye's on it, this is were the rigging would go, if not you could use 1mm split pins and fix the rigging to them, the items in photo 2 are turnbuckles these are fixed to the d …
by Fred · 2 years ago
16 Jul 2024
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Re: Another Tug
Hi Garth I know what you mean, as I have a Lilla Dan sail training ship as per the plans of the Billing kit. But my one has the plastic hull of the Graupner Elke fishing boat, and stern to end of bowsprit is 36 inches loa. At this size she …
by roycv · 2 years ago
12 Jun 2024
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Re: QUICKWATER another small tug
Hi Chum444, Here's the backgrounds. Regards Roy
by CB90 · 2 years ago
12 Jun 2024
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Re: lady Pamelia Anchor laying Tug
Views of my boat
by Stephen T · 2 years ago
28 May 2024
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Re: Lulonga River Tug
Hello Tim, my boat uses one geared motor linked to the paddle wheels via a chain drive. Steering is very effective by making a clip on rudder extension. The driven paddle wheels are very effective at driving the boat. Be a shame to have pad …
by wmbc40 · 2 years ago
25 Apr 2024
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Re: Lulonga River Tug
Don't feel alone with winds causing havoc with a boat having a large superstructure compared to the hull depth. Just something you have to live with. My towboat and the "Bill E. Bonze" Springer do the same thing. In the case of the later, t …
by LewZ · 2 years ago
25 Apr 2024
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Re: Lulonga River Tug
Very Cool!
by jumpugly · 2 years ago
22 Apr 2024
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Re: (Tug Boat) Lulonga quarterwheeler
As to geared motors, I used similar engine to this one from Snail Instruments. They are small, with sufficient power, and an appropriate gear ratio can be selected. Of all the offered modifications, I liked the "pololu" 12V DC version the m …
by tomarack · 2 years ago
19 Apr 2024
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Re: (Tug Boat) Lulonga quarterwheeler
More info you can get on > www.paddleducks.co.uk, it is an Aussie link for all paddle steamer modellers. Unfortunately, a number of Aussie links have been unavailable lately, I don't know what's going on. the process of building my model ca …
by tomarack · 2 years ago
19 Apr 2024
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Today at our pond, IngaIV and tug Portbalne
Only me and one other today I think everyone must have been cutting the lawn!. But only my boats sailing. Emergency stop at end of video!!. https://youtu.be/3cR0b8fjEPI?feature=shared
by Rogal118 · 2 years ago
16 Apr 2024
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Re: (Working Vessel) Villa Class Tugboat
Two short clips and one of the real Beamsville going out to make a rescue, in Tofino, B.C.
by Ronald · 3 years ago
15 Feb 2024
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Re: (Working Vessel) Villa Class Tugboat
Miss Katherine is not a Ville
by Ronald · 3 years ago
15 Feb 2024
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Christmas tinsel and tugs at the pond next Sunday
After being frozen over and postponed until next Sunday 10th our club Christmas shindig is all set, Here is RTTL 2755 all trimmed up and ready to go. Balnemoor model boat club, Pollington, Selby, Yorkshire
by Rogal118 · 3 years ago
6 Dec 2023
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(Tug Boat) Egret
Built from a Magazine Free plan, some how missed 2nd part as it should have a lifting bridge. This was built using ply, but can be done using plastic card, scratch built steerable Nozzles turn out to be very powerfull and manoeuvrable. pict …
by Peter47 · 3 years ago
7 Nov 2023
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Tid tug
First sail today and very happy with her
by TerryH · 3 years ago
23 Oct 2023
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Re: Building a sound into my tug
I can see how you got inspired by the original !
by HardyS · 3 years ago
18 Oct 2023
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Re: TID Tug
The model was made as an early military open cockpit type. The green non-slip deck area was given a textured finish by stippling it with a small burr. I laminate several layers of foam plastic card together and turned them to make the disti …
by zooma · 3 years ago
24 Sep 2023
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Veron Titan Tug
Now for the build. The kit arrived this morning and the build can start. Will keep you updated on progress.
by EdW · 3 years ago
20 Sep 2023
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Re: (Tug Boat) Egret
Like what you have done. Mine started as a Winter 2023 project from that same magazine article and plans in Model Boats (1988?), except I built it from wood instead of styrene. I documented this build thoroughly and wouldn't mind starting a …
by gcladd · 3 years ago
17 Sep 2023
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Re: Veron Titan Tug
Can't help ,sorry. I was given the the Veron trawler and had a similar issue, only being the mice had eaten the plan and looked like a case for CSI. Hopefully you get sorted.
by Doogle · 3 years ago
12 Sep 2023
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Re: Veron Titan Tug
Bit like this
by Wez · 3 years ago
12 Sep 2023
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tug servo control
hi Wolfgang B no separate sticks photos attached thanks Brian M
by Brian H M · 3 years ago
22 Aug 2023
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TID TUG
some pictures of the plans obtained from Sarik Hobbies (santa)
by marky · 3 years ago
14 Aug 2023
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Re: A Tug Fort Valley Modification
Thank you all. Trev, the gals have been moving around. One talked the "Galley News" skipper into letting her aboard for a short trip, another is checking out the river scene from "Nonesuch", One is in the pilot house of "Fort Valley"(can't …
by Black Shoe · 3 years ago
9 Aug 2023
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Re: ATSF railroad tug and barge
Nice!!!
by jumpugly · 3 years ago
5 Aug 2023

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