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2,618 posts · Page 80 of 219- Colin HFleet AdmiralWell 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.Liked by RNinMunich - markyCommodoreJust 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 hairLiked by jugge and RNinMunich and
- GaryLCCommodoreHello 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.
at the end of the day nothing damaged, ( but on the limit ..)
sails like a beauty 😁 for an old big lady !
These ships were built in many Canadian shipyards during WW2. Some went to British Admiralty - with Fort XXX names - and some went to Canadian government - named for Can. parks.
I haven't yet decided on the name for this model.
frozen over like we are up here.😤
Did I miss an earlier post? Would like to see close up photos of your work.