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Aziz tug boat
Hi do you have a link to the website where I can get them?
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Aziz tug boat
Hello, I use the MFA 540 geared motors in mine. You can by the direct from them or online
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Thanks Mike
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Hei Tizdaz! Detail work "par excellence" !! Congratulations Greets Michel-Cl.
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
so ive now completed fixing the deck in place & added the coaming, also finished the new stack as my old one i made was slightly too large! And my new crimp tool arrived for ferrule connectors Next is to fill the deck using Body Filler& the …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Thanks Rick To be honest it's not as daunting as it seems, as long you have basic knowledge of electrics you can find many tutorials online with most modules, the BEIER sound module I purchased which control the lighting/sound/switch etc is …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
The black arts.I'm envious of all who have the knowledge and skill in building electronic boards to run multiple operations in their boats. Building the box to hold and protect the electronics is a bonus. Looks good. Well done. Rick
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Impresive
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Thanks for comments guys, im enjoying the build even though its taking a while! but hopefully be done for summer!
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Hi Tizdaz. Many congratulations on this one. Great build blog from you. Exceptional electrical work,very impressive. Will be following this one. Glad your on board. Regards Bill.
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Hi Tizdaz, Welcome to the site. You have made an awesome start to this build and considering this is your first RC boat a really fantastic and neat layout in your electronics box. Great stuff keep it coming. Martin555.
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
no words . .better is >>> Greets Michel-Cl.
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Strut, Keel & skeg: One of the trickiest parts of my build so far was this! Needless to say that the Strut/skeg has to be pretty much perfectly straight as this where the prop shaft runs through to the hull & the rudder attaches to, so if t …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Hull: First step was to give the inside of the hull a sand to give it a smooth finish. I then fit the deck beams, braces & frames together using U-POL P40 Body Filler. I then used some Gorilla 2-Part Epoxy to cover the joint to reinforce it …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
RUDDER: I cut out a rough shape of the rudder from 2mm Brass Sheet, I then filed down the rudder to the exact shape I wanted & sanded the rest of the rudder down to give it a smooth surface. For the rudder shaft I used a prop shaft which I …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
ELECTRIC BOARD / BOX: Finally completed my Electrics box! I decided I wanted to put all my electrics into a box to offer protection. So i made this box using bits of ply & Perspex, I also decided to fit a 12v fan to the case to help keep th …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
VIDEOS: First Water Trials: This was my first (& to date, the only!!) wet test. It went well, needs much more ballast but this test was make sure everything worked as should & hull was watertight, which it was http://www.tizdaz.co.uk/forum/ …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
PROP & SHAFT: I have a custom hand made Brass 4 bladed 4.5" prop, which I have to say is a piece of art & really impressed with the craftsmanship. The Propshaft is 8mm made of Stainless steel which sits inside a 12.5mm Brass Tube with beari …
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1/12 Tid Tug (Scratch build)
Deck:
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Assurance Class tug model wanted
Thanks for the tip, Gary; those look very neat.
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Assurance Class tug model wanted
My dad served in these in WWII and I would like to find a model of one if anyone is ready to part with theirs. It would be for display purposes only, so unimportant if a non-runner or in need of repair/refurbishment. Thanks for reading.
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Assurance Class tug model wanted
Hi Mimbrit, as per my last post a couple of photos. Regards, Gary.
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Assurance Class tug model wanted
Thanks Mimbrit, and much appreciated, that really is a very nice boat with lots of fine detail especially with regard to the masts, guns, and rigging. I dare say you are happy and the wait was worthwhile, a few more photos would not go amis …
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Assurance Class tug model wanted
Here goes, Gary.
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Assurance Class tug model wanted
Hi, and well done you. I would be very interested to see a few photos of your purchase so can you stick a few on here please. Regards, Gary.
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Assurance Class tug model wanted
Thank you to all who made useful suggestions, and especially to Howard who pointed me in the direction of one in Lincoln which I am delighted to have bought
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Various models of galleons, buses, tugs, trains and steam vehicles for sale
Thanks very much for the note Bill.
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Various models of galleons, buses, tugs, trains and steam vehicles for sale
Hi everyone, I have joined this site because my much-loved father-in-law Roy Lee was an avid model builder over many years and may well have been a member of this forum. He very sadly passed away in July and we are looking for good homes fo …