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1. Albert90🇳🇱

   Petty Officer 1st Class·4 years ago

   Thankyou all for the comments. I’m allways try to find out, the history of A tug, when i start with a model, and till now, ever had support from old sailers, and captain’s who saild these tugs . They send old pictures to me. I’m also to find on site www.modelbouwforum.nl A site for dutch modelbuilders.
2. RodC🇨🇦

   Lieutenant Commander·4 years ago

   Your 9 pictures present your model very nicely, documented with that backdrop of the real tug's features. You hav helped me by showing aft deck rigging options for tow. Thank you for posting ! I love tugs as well, one being refitted after rolling over to sink, + two new ZIPP kits on the bench. One is single brushless, the other will be dual brushed...using items I already own. SLA batteries in both. On the other hand, here is my fav, an AQUACRAFT BRISTOL BAY TRAWLER no longer available. Its on 27MHz, uses a 6-cell NiMH, runs several hours. Full navigation lights run off 2 AA cells, great for evening & night running. Thats my Ryerson university degree as backdrop

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3. PeterJ🇬🇧

   Chief Petty Officer 1st Class·4 years ago

   Excellent model the attention to all the fittings and crew is top marks.
   Keep up the fine work.

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4. MouldBuilder🇭🇺

   Admiral·4 years ago

   Very nice model. I never really thought about making a tug until now.👍😀

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