This t-shirt came from Amazon. Our club has an avid workboat section

Loving the t-shirt 😁

Spread out now over nearly 70 years I have always experienced great joy when I roll open a set of plans. This began with rubber powered model aircraft in the mid-1950s continued with controlline in the 1960s then a brief hiatus until 100in Standard class sailplanes in the late 1970s. Overlaid over these decades has always been ship models, I returned there during the pandemic and have stuck with radio controlled model ships since then...ships crash only in 2dimensions unlike aircraft in 3D. I get great joy studying tugboats and other work boats. And with model railroading spanning 1950-2013

Hi all!
This is amazing, but there are old plans on my PC and in some folders in my office. .
I also received them as a gift back then.
It's always great to rummage around there . . .
I always enjoy looking at something like this when I'm travelling with our motorhome in the evening. As my wife is a bookworm, I have time for myself!
I don't have time for that in winter. Winter time = craft time!🤗🤗🤗
BB Michel-C.

I have nearly every copy of Model Boats including all the free plans from 1970 untill now,all stashed in my loft,they will all be up for sale when I finaly pop my clogs ,have not got a clue if they are worth much.

I suffer from the same affliction.
However, I am quite proud of myself. This past week I drove past a town 130 miles from home where a lady has had a pusher tug posted for sale on FB Marketplace since early summer.
As hard as it was, I resisted stopping to "look at it" on both the trip out and the return trip.
(The picture is for reference only, I DID NOT stop and buy it, LOL).
I think attending the weekly meetings of Model Boat Buyers Anonymous is helping!

"Hello my name is Dave, and I have a problem"

PS Congrats on the great find!