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29 posts · Page 1 of 3- Martin555Fleet AdmiralHi DWB,Hi DWB, I must admit i do like the unusual. Martin555.
I must admit i do like the unusual.
Martin555.Liked by DWBrinkman
- TicaChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassBoth this boat and the other one you link to is done by a member of Vallensbæk Modelskibs Klub, where I'm also a member Bernhard is the local king of detailing his boats (and trucks).Both this boat and the other one you link to is done by a member of Vallensbæk Modelskibs Klub, where I'm also a member Bernhard is the local king of detailing his boats (and trucks).Liked by Brianaro
- GaryLCCaptainHello 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.Hello 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.
- GaryLCCaptainHi Brianaro, it has Denmark printed on the arse end of the boat, it's builder must be a Viking, they were quite handy with boats. Regards, Gary.Hi Brianaro, it has Denmark printed on the arse end of the boat, it's builder must be a Viking, they were quite handy with boats. Regards, Gary.
Great starter....already looking at larger scale military kits and really impressed with Deans Marine product range, unfortunatly little options to explore in Australia....so have to order most stuff in....vids will get better with experience...stay tuned.😉
The Ellis boats must have been the inspiration for this old kit from Midwest. I bought the boat as seen in the first photos which was built by Don Sutton, Metro Modellers Toronto, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦
He knew I had my eye on making one from scratch and offered me a fair price to buy his boat.
I am now adding the hard cover over the cockpit as seen on many of the Bunker & Ellis boats.
Previously I added deck furniture to the helm and passenger. Also found the near scale figures.
My plan is to add the forward railing around the bow; add deck boards and more furnishings such as two step boarding ladder, navigation equipment, and possible a fresh coat of paint to the hull.
- rolfman2000Warrant OfficerThey don't look too bad at all Grandpa. They can't be far from scale by the look of them.They don't look too bad at all Grandpa. They can't be far from scale by the look of them.Liked by FloydlStandiferiv
- RNinMunichFleet Admiral👍 Where are they from?👍 Where are they from? I hope you're going to make the kiddies teeny weeny life jackets!! 😉
I hope you're going to make the kiddies teeny weeny life jackets!! 😉
I Googled 'model figures for Model tugboat' and several sites came up. - Hobbies at Revingham, Suffolk was one. Gaupner ( I think) was another.
- figtree7ntsAdmiralOK, I've got to admit, I thought I read they where Lego!OK, I've got to admit, I thought I read they where Lego! Now I know there not. Still they look very good!
Now I know there not. Still they look very good! - RNinMunichFleet AdmiralThe Legolites are Mark's crew Ed😉The Legolites are Mark's crew Ed😉 Cheers Doug 😎
Cheers Doug 😎Liked by figtree7nts
- jarvoLieutenantEven the older version, 27mhz is great fun, have converted mine to use Futaba 2.4ghz, same motors but 7.2v buggy type batteryEven the older version, 27mhz is great fun, have converted mine to use Futaba 2.4ghz, same motors but 7.2v buggy type batteryLiked by RNinMunich
- DennisRobothamPetty Officer 1st ClassHi Matthew, Looks like a lot of fun to lighten meetings up. these would be ideal for have a go boats, can you please tell me where they are available from.Hi Matthew, Looks like a lot of fun to lighten meetings up. these would be ideal for have a go boats, can you please tell me where they are available from. regards Dennis
regards Dennis - TicaChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassCheck this out https://www.lowemodels.co.uk/bumper-boats Regards CarstenLiked by matthew lowe
Talus 33"
Carriage 66"
Mersey 78"
scale 1:6
Figures are action men
- skegnessPetty Officer 1st ClassThis boat has now been sold,soon at at show near you.This boat has now been sold,soon at at show near you.Liked by figtree7nts
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. 😊😊😊