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46 posts · Page 3 of 4It was 'de-constructed' by Victor Marcham of the Mablethorpe Model RC Boat Group. Being a static model, it had to be bored through to fit a propshaft, a motor and rudder, and had new decking, mast and working LED lights.
It has yet to be weighted so pond trials can begin.
- petercbrownMaster SeamanYou are right - it does make it more interesting... despite there being precious few pictures of her around! I'm as pleased as punch with the way she looks now.
A nicely detailed radio controlled 1/32nd scale model of the Whitby based 21.5 metre North Sea trawler Our Lass II. This vessel is typical of a number of modern, well equiped trawlers built in recent years. now sold my boat
- MataroaChief Petty Officer 1st ClassHI Bob I got the trawler from my Uncle in Nov 2012 The trawler was made in the 1970 by my Uncle the motor in trawler was taycol motor all so I had a12v blower motor in her with 4 12v 7 APH batters and 3 6v 4.5APH batters for the running gear .theres a lot more I can tell you about the work that I have done to the trawler but it will take all day to tell you all about it you know what I maen 😀
many thanks cliff - NorthumbrianMidshipmanHI Cliff
that was kind of him nice to know its history a lot of the lads at the lake get bits from the local car dismantlers
happy sailing
Bob 👍
Robert waterson angus
Robert waterson angus
lass hull was moulded by models by design powered by 385 mot0r driving 35 mm 3 bladed prop wheel house is just set on since these photos gunnel cappings have been fitted made from 4mm oak hull has been stained and varnished starting to take shape this boat was built in 1948 in portavogie codown for my uncle john and my dad
was powered by a 66 k3 kelvin diesel used for seine netting scallop fishing and long lines will post more photos in near future skiboo