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mrpthesailor1
Able Seaman
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More pictures of 94 made from Mike Cummings kit
Four more shots of 94 made by Grahame Palmer from Mike Cummings kit. Details of Power set up will be available within next few days. You can contact Mike about his Kits on 0208 542 3100. Grahame Palmer.
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  • StonemonkeyMaster Seaman
    Fantastic work Grahame, I think this is the best I have seen so far. I have noticed that most of the models I have seen have the Vent cowels facing forward, is this correct? When looking at some pictures of the actual boats they were facing backwards! I am half way through my 46'' model and am very confused.
    Best Regards
    Dean Walls
mrpthesailor1
Able Seaman
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Crash Tender 94 Built from a Mike Cummings Kit
These are the first shots of the first completed Crash Tender 94 made by Grahame Palmer to show the quality of Mike Cummings NEW 46inch. Kit. The kit took 1 year to make up and later I will send details of the Power set up we have chosen. Grahame Palmer. Phoenix Marine Model Club Surrey.
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  • tidtugChief Petty Officer 2nd Class
    That looks super
  • MickyDrippinRecruit
    Superb build Grahame something to aspire to.Micky Drippin
Peter HS93
Warrant Officer
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well deck
I've done it by making a removable secthion that is like a tub if water comes over the stern, and it always does if you go astern the water only goes in to it and not in to the bottom of the hull, it seems to work ok and there are several ways you can do it. this is pre Paint
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Michael R
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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vosper rttl a s r l 50s to 60s
this boat has twin shafts two 777 motors twin mfa
esc twin rudders and two 7.2v buggy packs yet to
be tryed on lake as it is drained for cleaning
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  • wombatjamesLeading Seaman
    Is this kit built, as I have been looking for one. I have my eye on a 'Kitshack' kit off Ebay.
  • Michael RPetty Officer 2nd Class
    no it was built from photos it will be at the new woodvale site this year in southport 28&29 july in southport the small model slipway kit is nice size for a car boot but if you have more space the kitshack the larger one is nice also the slipway one is a formed cabin and hull the kitshack is wood a lot more work but your prefrence good luck micheal
oldiron
Able Seaman
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Amsterdam
My Amsterdam is done from an old Latina kit. it has the board on frame hull construction of the older kits. I've done some modifications from the kit such as, larger bridle winch, bridle assemblies, extra aft deck detail, lowered engine room cover, brass lifting boom, recessed anchor pockets, enlarged rudder and various miscelaneous detail changes.
John
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  • oldironAble Seaman
    Thanks very much. I use a Decaperm motor in mine. I have the same lighting and horn features too. I agree, its a good reliable vessel.

    John
  • HybridLeading Seaman
    Hi there I have just purchased a amsterdam tug for 60£ she is complet and running with all original servo esc and orange gear boxed case motor no marking on it to say what it is.. All she needs is a full strip and revamp and paint... T. L. C. She is plank on frame hull like yours and would love to know the age of her and the kit make if u could help me out with this information that would be fantastic thanks. Ben
rafwebfoot
Recruit
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RAF FIREFLOATS AS USED BY THE RAF
photos show the various types of FF as operated by the Marine Branch of the RAF. No type. 1 is a 37.5ft conversion., Nos 2&3 are 40ft conversions and No.4 is a 38ft
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russell
Able Seaman
big one
this model was made by me from scratch of the london tug Ionia 56 inches long 12inch beam she has a bow thuster fitted to help the steering nav lights and cat diesel sound generator and its very heavy thats why its not in the water very often I getting to old to lift it in at 73 its a young man boat the hull is fibraglass but it looks so well in the water .
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  • battleshipbuffAble Seaman
    Hi,I have now purchased Russels superb model,and it really is a beaut! it has now sailed into its new Port, near Falmouth, Cornwall.As was the real tug, it will be renamed "St.Mawes" and painted in the Falmouth Towage colours, to compliment my 2 other Falmouth Tugs,"St.Denys" and "St.Levan" The real tug, has long since been sold, reverted to her former name of "Ionia" again, and now lies rusting away, at Bideford,in Devon, where there is some talk of her being converted into a floating Cafe ! As for the model,I hope to be able to use it regularly, both for static displays,in aid of the RNLI, or indeed, on the water. THANKS Russ, for keeping your faith in me,I am so proud to own it.

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