- RNinMunich🇩🇪Fleet Admiral'Hail to the Chief' 😉Like
- Donnieboy🇨🇦Warrant OfficerNice model and a good runner too.Like your water also.Like
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- LemmerhengstAble SeamanIn July 2015 the 26ft Firefly sailed from Ramsgate to Dunkirk with a fleet of some 50 other Members of the Association of Dunkirk Little Ships to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the evacuation.
These little ships have an admiralty warrant to fly the St Geoge's Cross at the stemhead, a unique honour! (google images have lots of pics of her)
Lovely model............LemmerhengstLiked by figtree7nts
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralNice job Krampus👍 I'll yell for you if my destroyer conks out again!!🤔
Is that Grainau or Garmisch?
Cheers Doug 😎Liked by Krampus
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralNice Krampus 👍
Do I see the result of the plan we made in the "Juyilanga" ? Turned out very well 😉
Cheers Doug 😎 - KrampusWarrant OfficerHello Doug! Actually, not in Juyilanga but in Fishfull Thinking. I took a line here and there from our plan for the superstructure. I utilized ABS plastic instead of wood. No need to mess with fiberglassing and no cracking on the Alpine cold waters. Notice that I used the same type of hull on these two boats. Happens that Fishfull Thinking was originally another boat I had, but not happy with the superstructure, I rebuilt the whole thing but kept its fiberglass hull almost intact. Both hulls were home made by a guy in California. 😁Liked by Donnieboy and RNinMunich
- SelwynWilliamsChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassThis is the wreck of a LCT on Chesil Beach, although American built it was manned by RN Personnel.Liked by Bryan-the-pirate
- Bryan-the-pirateMidshipmanThat is an interesting photo Thanks for posting it.
- figtree7ntsAdmiralLooks like an awesome looking airboat. 👍
I'm sure he'll love it!Liked by Northumbrian - DonnieboyWarrant OfficerJust right for going over the weeds.
Excellant job.Liked by Rowen and Northumbrian
I am going through the photo collection and having a good sort out and reorganisation (thanks to my old laptop crashing) amd will post more as I can.
Built from a Glassfibre hull, brought on Ebay for £35 the hull is a slim mono racing type with a self-righting side cabin it runs a 1400W 14V 2958 4200KV Brushless Motor and 29-S Water Cooling Jacket with additional air cooling fan.
I did not want to use a flexi drive as high maintenance and prone to failure so the shaft runs via two universal joint one at each end. the propeller is a 38mm copper alloy
The ESC is a 200W and water cooled the twin rudders supply separate water one for the motor and one for the ESC.
The rudder are positioned to reduce prop-walk and are hinged to prevent damage if you hit a object in the water and also for ride adjustment.
Turn fins and trim tabs for ride adjustment were provided by a spares kit for another boat. also foamed and added an inner sealed hatch, a rubber bump strip and safety loop.
here is som pictures of Celtic Ambassador , it is evening and the lights are on.
it looks real good when she is in the sea when i go booting in the evening
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralHi Jugge, I didn't mean you should buy these lamps, just make some Light-boards, like in the pics, to add to your own lamps! 😉
Thin brass strip does the job and is dead easy to solder. 👍
OR; buy those complete lamps and simply wire them in series across your 6V supply: 3V + 3V = 6V 😊
Whatever; have fun doing it, cheers Doug 😎Liked by Donnieboy