Oh, Herman,
It's only four years to you . . . ... but thank you!
These are experiences that you just have in life. .
Michel-Cl.
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Michel-cl
You must be very very old to be So wise , tell So much wisdom and give So much good advise which is soooo valuable to us all young modelboat builder
👍👍👍😊

I Like Herman's Solution👍👍
Trev

My wisdom:
Those who make mistakes learn! Whoever is error-free, let him report!
………..
Hmmm, no one is coming forward.
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Landlubber's greetings
Michel-Cl.

My mistake.
There is a very indistinct dustybin in the top left corner as ChrisF says.
This does imply you can remove the post. Just tried and it did remove all of the post as StephenT required.
Hermank no need to apologise your input is always welcome.
dave976

Sorry gentlemen i understood you wrong
I m sorry

You can delete your boats from The Harbour.

Go via your Account and My Harbour, open the post, click Edit and it will open with a trash can in the top left-hand corner.

Hi Stephen
If you refer to your Boat Harbour on the site then I don't think this is possible. You can edit your original post to update the details or perhaps add that you no longer have the model. Once posted the details are shared for the benefit of all members who can discuss or comment on your post. In effect you have shared ownership and the post is protected from deletion.
Hermank's reply covers a good method to remove your model from the water, if that was your enquiry.
dave976

we do have the advantage that there 's only 10 cm or 4 inches between the shore and the lake and on top of that the shore is in concrete and not grass. I usely use 2 roller shutter ribbons fixed to a wooden handle ( you can chose the length of the ribbon depending on the distance between lake and shore). Some members use an alumium folded device in U form depending on the skils. Hope this is of any use. Enjoy the weekend