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Bryan-the-pirate
Midshipman
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Pilot launch
Have just brought this vessel, Well made and light. it is of show quality complete with working navigation lights and blue beacons.
Rather fast too
Liked by doghouse and figtree7nts and
2 comments
  • RNinMunichFleet Admiral
    Neat👍
    Where did you have to bring it from? 😁
  • Bryan-the-pirateMidshipman
    LoL Purchased on the bay of e and amazed by its performance.
figtree7nts
Admiral
Tug Brooklyn Tub Test!
Just a 2 minute tub test.
While adding her ballast!
She's a beast!
She must weigh in at 9 or 10 pounds!😲
Liked by Brightwork and MouldBuilder and
3 comments
  • figtree7ntsAdmiral
    Thanks Doug,

    I can't wait to take her to the pond!😁
    But, First I have to find a volunteer.
    To help me with her!😲 she weigh a Ton!
  • RNinMunichFleet Admiral
    Eat more spinach Ed😁
    I know, I know - I hate it as well😉
    Would be glad to help but - wrong side of the pond 😭
    Build a trailer for her and I'll send you an RC Beach Buggy to pull it!
    Happy pond trials, cheers, Doug 😎
    Liked by figtree7nts
captaindoug1
Petty Officer 2nd Class
1 / 6
Weekend Paradise
scratch built, with out board motor,2 blade prop, 30 inche long, still need to install nav lights, chairs are from doll house, runs on Lipo battery, runs and turn excellant, and no that is not a beer in his hand it's a bottle of coke
Liked by Brightwork and brokey2 and
1 comment
  • figtree7ntsAdmiral
    Great looking freelance model!

    Cheers, Ed
Ronald
Fleet Admiral
1 / 3
Catharine
Wianno Senior is the style of sailboat. The main sail is being installed in these photos. Looking forward to water testing soon.
Liked by jacko and jfstoker and
sharkey
Recruit
1 / 4
"Victoria"
Assembled in 1986. Came out of loft storage, fired up and R/C after 15 years, in August 2018. Shown here at Millbrook Lake, Cornwall. A Krick model - well documented for its origins on their webpages, but steam power arrangements have been updated from this, the so-called "Puffin" arrangement, which was the available and recommended one at the time 1.5 bar pressure and about 20 minutes running time, but often wind-dependent on keeping the gas flame intact!! With a condenser fitted, a very realistic model and great manoeuvrability... and fun!!
Liked by Brightwork and doghouse and
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ChrisG
Commander
1 / 6
True Balou
This pond yacht was bought for me by my daughter in a pretty poor condition from a car boot sale, I decided to tidy it up and give it back to her as a model for her home. 'True Balou' was her much loved 'Staffie'.
Liked by keithtindley and jacko and
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  • DonnieboyWarrant Officer
    Great job on the restoration.It will be enjoyed by your daughter for years to come.
    Liked by rcmodelboats
reilly4
Warrant Officer
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MTB741 Fairmile D
Newer photos of my 1/24 Scale scratchbuilt Fairmile D at Albert Park Lake in Melbourne, Australia. The conditions were good for realistic photos.
Liked by bilge rat and Brightwork and
3 comments
  • jbkiwiFleet Admiral
    Fantastic detail, great job, looks the part.
    Liked by chrys and Ray and
  • Joburg-sailorPetty Officer 1st Class
    Don't know how I could have missed this one! Brilliant detail. Something I am trying to emulate.
    Liked by figtree7nts and teejay and
cormorant
Lieutenant Commander
HMS Hood
HMS Hood, a six month build from Trumpeter 1/200 scale kit.
Liked by MouldBuilder and jfstoker and
5 comments
  • cormorantLieutenant Commander
    Thanks Ron. I have tried to be most particular with scale speed and waterline. I used 1.2kg of ballast carefully laid out whilst hull was floating in the bath. Once in place I secured it with expanding foam.
  • DonnieboyWarrant Officer
    As had been said,great details.Wonderful sailing characteristics.Nature cooperated providing a realistic sea.
    Liked by cormorant
Joburg-sailor
Petty Officer 1st Class
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SA Valour Class Frigate
My second scratch build. SA Navy "Spioenkop". 1:80 scale. 2 Mtroniks 600 motors on the scale 40mm (home made) props running on 6v and Hobbywing 860 brushed ESC. Jetdrive (also homemade) runs on a 550 motor (I think!) and a 1060 Hobbywing ESC running on 12v. Chopper is a heavily modified Hobbyboss RN Super Lynx. Hangar door opens as well as chopper moves on helideck with worm drive and magnets. idea is that this would happen sequentially ... but haven't managed to sort that out as I am "electronically challenged". Suggestions welcome!
Liked by Brightwork and Mervyn and
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  • GlynRecruit
    Sad to say, I'm not actually a member of the Centurion Model Boat Club, despite having lived here for a number of years. But I'm sure the guys at the club would love having your model sailing there. Perhaps one day I'll have the time to venture to Emmarentia Dam to see the Spioenkop and all the other boats of the GMBC in action. Best regards, Glyn
  • Joburg-sailorPetty Officer 1st Class
    Just a further update on my MEKO Frigate. Thanks to the patience and advice from Doug together with a local boff friend, JohnO' with advice on electronics, I have now ventured into the realm of YouTube for the first time and am able to provide the short video suggested by Reilly4 some while ago. This sequence is returning the heli back into the hangar. The "Out"sequence is the reverse. Both "Out" and "In"are sequential on one channel of the TX.
    I have been told that the address below must be pasted into your browser. Hope it works.
    Liked by philcaretaker and Ronald and
Northumbrian
Midshipman
1 / 5
SLOTH
the hull had to be attached to the deck then i built it up to deck level now i am busy building the top & working rigs i purchased them from Peter Wiles
I am hoping to get on the lake when the weed disappears & that doesn't look like happening anytime soon 😡
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2 comments
  • DonnieboyWarrant Officer
    It's amazing that every club I've seen so far has problem with weeds.we use to have access to a reflecting pool with no weeds at a civic centre,But they changed the rules.Any water deeper than 2inches required a life guard be posted.When people in the condos saw us down at the water they would bring their children down to watch the boats in the water.At the end of the night they would thank us for entertaining their children.All our members enjoyed doing this.City politics is a b___h.
    Liked by Northumbrian and suntugs and
  • jackoCommander
    woodbridge pond clear of weeds looked after very well

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