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Krabbenkutter Tön 12
Specifications
- Boat Length
- 19" (48.26 cm)
- Boat Weight
- 201g (7 oz)
- Motor Type
- Brushed
- Drive Type
- Direct
- Battery Type
- LiFe
- Battery mAh
- 286 mAh
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About this boat
😛Hello, here is my Ton12. Built over 30 years ago and still going strong. Since this was my first ship that I built, I will never give it away. I named it my wife's name.
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The same goes for the Oceanic.
Die Tön12......Weight about 2 kg, about 50 cm long, 1 plastic screw, 3 blades, diameter about 26 mm
I gave the model to my son so the problem is possibly his, but I don't think he will ever sell it.
Re "I named one of my boats after my wife and then got into trouble when I wanted to sell it. I still have it ! 😉 "
Did you sell the wife instead?😮😁😂
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Two days ago I visited her Harbor and realized that the most recent comments were from seven months ago, yet she hadn't received enough attention (my opinion).
I suspected that the blog had escaped the notice of many and that if they had seen it, many would have appreciated it, in any case many more than those who had seen it up to seven months before.
I really think I was right, my suspicions were well founded, in fact after my message two days ago there have been many others of well-deserved compliments and appreciation.
I'm happy for Wolle, mission accomplished ahahahahahah.
Some good tips for my Billing Gina 2 Krabbenkutter.
Actually I believe that the registration number should be on both sides of the bow.
Two or three letters for the home port/port of registration and a number.
Ich klaue gleich deine Bilder, in der Hoffnung das 'Rigging' zu entschlüsseln😁
Cheers, Doug😎
"Shrimp boats is a coming their sails are in sight
shrimp boats is a coming there's dancing tonight"
PS: A hit record from Jo Stafford in the year I was born🙄
All good, I didn't feel that way. I had to laugh myself when I found out that the name actually belongs on the stern. As I said Dave, don't worry, everything is fine.👍👍👍
I didn't comment to be critical.
It was more of a comment on what my first perception was.
I'm used to seeing the boat name on the stern.
When I saw "Krabbe", my first reaction was that you made a tongue in cheek reference to your wife as a "Crab".
It made me smile.
I thought it humorous, and imagined the reaction from my wife if I had made that inference.
It wasn't intended as pointing out a mistake on your part, or a put down. I'm sorry if it came off that way.
Dave B
This is my TON-12, purchased from a German sailor, more than 14 years ago.
Now, it sails under the Spanish flag and remains as agile and pleasant to sail as ever. Very good boat!!
https://www.neuharlingersiel.de/vor-ort/krabbenkutter-und-kapitaene/
It is not a big(long) model……….but the details are…………fenominal. As mentionned to others on this site some time ago……I cannot bring out any words to express my wondering
I named one of my boats after my wife and then got into trouble when I wanted to sell it. I still have it ! 😉
I love the details on this cutter as well as on all the models by other hobbyists.
Simply the attention to detail characterizes the look of a ship and embellishes it . .
Keep up the good work!
Best regards, Michel-C.
Guten Morgen Wolle
Ich liebe die Details an diesem Kutter wie auch an allen anderen Modellen von anderen Bastlern.
Allein die Liebe zum Detail prägt das Aussehen eines Schiffes und verschönert es.
Mach weiter so!
Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Michel-C.
Excellent achievement.
Nice job!
Barry
My Artesnia "Heller" trawler is one of my favorite boats. In fact it won a piloting event (conning) while competing with tugs. Runs equally well aftward aside does forward.
Lew
Florida, USA 🇺🇸