- figtree7nts🇺🇸AdmiralNice looking boat, I'm glad you were able to post the video!Like
- AllenA🇬🇧Chief Petty Officer 1st ClassLovely to see it. Where can i find the Build blog?Like 1Liked by Inkoust
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2,625 posts · Page 121 of 219- DennisRobothamPetty Officer 1st ClassHi Matthew, Looks like a lot of fun to lighten meetings up. these would be ideal for have a go boats, can you please tell me where they are available from.
regards Dennis - TicaChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassLiked by matthew lowe
But I was most attracted to Gusty Cat ...
So.. Model of thames barge , build according to modified plans of sb Lady Daphne in scale 1:28 (length cca 1 meter ).
it will be again a model with an auxiliary motor, staysail class.
I am currently grinding the laminate hull with several layers of putty.
It is an ungrateful job.
- tomarackSub-LieutenantI am now a model Gusty Cat put aside, and finishing details on the barge Capricorn - new little brail blocks and brailsLiked by Northumbrian and RNinMunich
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralWonderful 👍 How about some musical underlay - 'I am sailing' Rod Stewart ?? 😉
Ah! Ilfracombe, lovely country. Used to pop down there from Weston Supermare in my youth.
Doug 😎Liked by Lezz50
- Dom of Essential RCChief Petty Officer 1st ClassThese E class boats are normally 65" but can go up to 85" (but are apparently rare because they take 2-3 people to launch). Engines in the 65" are typically 30cc Zenoah or similar.
Beautiful scale model Crash tender operating at some speed.
Nostalgic or wot.
Great model Paul and well sailed
Dave
28XX brushless 11.1v 2200 Lipo 35mm three blade brass prop.
Uses 30 amp cars ESC with small fan.
Tx set to 55% on throttle otherwise it takes off. Rudder throw at 50% for same reason. Switchable to 100% for slow speed manouvers.
Great fun.
Dave