The tug boat looks nice, good details. I'm going to build the
Carol Moran tug.

Thanks, Davevand

Which Carol Moran there's the 1/72 scale and the 1/24th scale?
Either one will look very nice!

Don't forget to make a build blog!

Cheers, Ed

my very first soldering project! This is the start of a shroud.

So far so good!👍😉
Ya see, it ain't so hard after all 😉
Hard part is jigging all the parts together so they can't move.
Or stopping the last joint melting apart when you make the next.😡 To solve that I use crock clips as heat shunts between the last and the next joint. Keep it up r-h, Cheers, Doug 😎

Very nice Build RC, and good 'droning'.👍
Where was it filmed?
Cheers, Doug 😎

Hi, thank you. This was filmed on the Lane Cove River in New South Wales in Sydney Australia.

Nice work on the tug.👍Great seeing the boat on the water that isn't
frozen over like we are up here.😤

I agree with donnieboy, very nice! Here in Canada 🇨🇦 Our ponds are frozen.
Did I miss an earlier post? Would like to see close up photos of your work.

Well done that man, the future of modelling rellies on us helping youngsters develop. My own grandson is already into model boats. Best wishes to both of you.
Cheers Colin.

Just have to try and get the bat boat or let him design one (loads of guns and missiles)and take it from there.both my grand kids like a play in the workshop /shed granddaughter has an affinity for glue in her hair

Both this boat and the other one you link to is done by a member of Vallensbæk Modelskibs Klub, where I'm also a member Bernhard is the local king of detailing his boats (and trucks).

Hello Tica, and very nice to make your acquaintance, and I very much appreciate your comment. I think the two video clips posted are quite incredible, and very much admire the skills of the builders and the finely detailed finish on both boats. I rather wish we had more steam enthusiasts in this country, but I am afraid it is nearly all electric motors more is the pity. Regards to yourself and Bernhard definitely the king of fine detail. Gary.

Hi Brianaro, it has Denmark printed on the arse end of the boat, it's builder must be a Viking, they were quite handy with boats. Regards, Gary.

Thanks Gary, I watched on my phone and couldn’t read it

Nice looks like it's at back of the old hangars.👍