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316 posts · Page 7 of 27RCSailing is just for fun, no gain. Other than sharing photos and videos relating to Buxton Model Boat Club activities, from time to time its nice to "showcase" models from other clubs and members as seen here with the link between BMBC & HIMBC - all sharing the common interest in model boats and the "Model Boat Website".
- Rogal118CaptainWhat a stunningly clear video, a delight to watch such a beautiful ketch sailing a super lake. Thankyou.Liked by Homdadream67 and philcaretaker
https://model-boats.com/places/60518
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdsv9h3gn3DX2jwDgB4GQ0Q
- cdnfurballWarrant OfficerSo ah, is this thing mobile ? Towable ? Open the door and window, drag it down the road and all that pesky sawdust and debris would be GONE !
Actually, you’ve done a great job on it…. Now a mini bar fridge and music is all that’s left.. - chugalone100Vice AdmiralGreat job
You have now a great looking work shop.
Congratulations!!!!🎉
https://buxtonmodelboatclub.co.uk/
https://himbc.co.uk/
- Hhager2LieutenantL working on my Creole Queen
Railings etc trim is last step. DE 1049 USN Garcia hull ready to be shipped to me. Scale Model Ships 5 ft long hull. My last big build. It will take a year to finish. Creole is a lot of work so far over a year in it
Just almost done with 1/32 Lindburg PT109 Hit it at hobby shop back room for $50
Have to talk to manufacturer on DEc1040 it’s still in California hope to get it shipped soonLiked by RobW1 and philcaretaker and - chugalone100Vice AdmiralShe is a beauty. Many hours of hard work went into creating this outstanding model.
Congratulations.😮
May this year provided me the opportunity for a return visit.
Many thanks again to all members for the hospitality shown.
Special thanks to Greg, Rob and Mike (the Swan Whisperer) !.
- mturpin013AdmiralHi Phil I love the picture of the Inga IV motor yacht, I bought an un loved example last year and am currently refurbishing it there is a blog on this site of the rebuild this is a picture of the real craftLiked by Colin H and philcaretaker and
- RogerA1Warrant OfficerLooks a lovely pond, like the maneuvering challenge. How big is it ? It’s made me thinking about building one for our club.👍Liked by hermank and chugalone100 and
- BarrySWarrant OfficerThat looks like a wonderful day to enjoy. Having a continuous audience of spectators and possible new recruits is a big plus!Liked by hermank and chugalone100 and
- chugalone100Vice Admiral!Great idea, I love it!🤔
Is it something that remotely you can control or is it on at all the times?
How long does it take to start smoking after you power it ? - GARTHCommodoreGood question I could put a switch in one leg of battery to turn the simulated smoke on & keep the switch on the unit one & the fake smoke will come on right away I think haven't tried out yet but its easy to turn on after putting main battery in & putting plain water in the humidifier tank .New plan took it to Spencer's pool & wire broke off U.S.B. plug .Rewired used battery port on Flysky Receiver which is about 6 volts to power up the humidifier & it worked .Liked by KenThompson and chugalone100 and
- johnfMidshipmanHi Rogal,
Many thanks for the photos - a really impressive model!!
Each to his own, but I much prefer small water craft modelled to 1\24, 1\16 or even 1\12 scale - rather than far larger ships unavoidably modelled on a tiny scale.
With best wishes. Dr John F. Leeds and Bradford. MBC. 😊😊😊
Grahams full blog of his "RC Kayak" project can be found here -
https://model-boats.com/blogs/111166?...
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Here is Gaham`s latest account of the - "Maiden Voyage"
Before the maiden (!) voyage, a quick head 'transplant' !! I'd like to introduce 'Katie the Kayaker' 😂🤣
It was with some trepidation that Katie was carefully launched onto the Buxton lake. An ideal day last weekend with very little wind. I knew she would float, but would she move, and be controllable? Well the answer is yes - sort of 🤔
Thanks to Philcaretaker for the video clip.
She managed to paddle out, turn and paddle back, which was a great start. At least she didn't need rescuing. Shame she wouldn't keep hold of the paddle!
The paddle blades are not feathered at the right angle. The starboard blade is at the wrong angle and is hitting the water causing the kayak to rock excessively from side to side.
Once back on dry land, the kayak was checked inside for water. There was just a drop but nothing to worry about, which was also a relief.
So, overall it was reasonably successful, but several teething problems to be resolved before the next outing.👍
Very inspirational, makes you want to build more.😜😎
What a varied selection of boats.
Bill👍