Post by popeye on Sept 21, 2011 12:16:12 GMT -6
You'll be very glad to hear i guess that this is the last lot!!! 
i bunched em all up together, the first one is a "Billings" wood kit of the famous old clipper "cutty sark" i originally made the quayside dio ya see there but a while back i dumped all that and now the ship sits on a simple cradle display stand on the fish tank, rigging this bugga took longer than building the ship, this was my first "model" when i got back into ships, this was about 20 years ago
the second is the acadamy/minicraft Titanic, it used to sit over the fire place but a flat screen telly sits there now so it confined to the bedroom,
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these are the radio controlled boats that actually sailed, the first was my first attempt at an r/c biuld, total scratchbuild apart from the hull which was a torpedo launch hull, altered to a round stern, it's supposed to ba a ocean research ship and based on nothing at all, sailed well tho lights etc were on r/c, friend of mine bought it
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next is this fishing trawler, the kit is based on a real vessel out of a cornish fishing port i believe, nice little boat, a friend bought it for his grandson (who's now in the navy i understand
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a speedboat what else can i say, went well but batterys didn't last long, glow plug gas motors are the way to go with these things
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thats it i promise, thanks for looking and your kind comments
i bunched em all up together, the first one is a "Billings" wood kit of the famous old clipper "cutty sark" i originally made the quayside dio ya see there but a while back i dumped all that and now the ship sits on a simple cradle display stand on the fish tank, rigging this bugga took longer than building the ship, this was my first "model" when i got back into ships, this was about 20 years agothe second is the acadamy/minicraft Titanic, it used to sit over the fire place but a flat screen telly sits there now so it confined to the bedroom,
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these are the radio controlled boats that actually sailed, the first was my first attempt at an r/c biuld, total scratchbuild apart from the hull which was a torpedo launch hull, altered to a round stern, it's supposed to ba a ocean research ship and based on nothing at all, sailed well tho lights etc were on r/c, friend of mine bought it
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next is this fishing trawler, the kit is based on a real vessel out of a cornish fishing port i believe, nice little boat, a friend bought it for his grandson (who's now in the navy i understand
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upload images
upload png
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last (who said thank christ?)
a speedboat what else can i say, went well but batterys didn't last long, glow plug gas motors are the way to go with these thingshosting images
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thats it i promise, thanks for looking and your kind comments
