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3 July 2007 at 10:47 #10222
Vinnie Branigan
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Paul has sent the contents of the next issue down:

AUGUST MODEL BOATS

Bow piece
Main subject is Wothsup, a freelance Push/Tow tug by John Elliott. Our Full-Size Free Plan is for Huntsman designed by Richard Webb. This a model of a classic pleasure craft. Images by John Elliott, Richard Webb and a Gallery by Fraser Gray of HMS Cornwall.

All POINTS AND MAILBOAT
What is happening around the lakes and shows; Ayr Model Boat Club, NS Savannah, Welton Waterline Models Fair, plus your letters and private classifieds

RANGE FINDER
Dave Wooley’s worldwide review of Warships and Warship Modelling – Dortmund Show Model Warships – Part Three of the Danish Navy Ship Esbern Snare.

FOCUS ON SCALE
A regular look at r/c scale – by Dave Brumstead – HMS Endurance, plus Grays Thurrock Model Boat Club and a visit to Southend for the club’s Spring Fun Day

GALLERY
Fraser Gray photographs HMS Cornwall

ONE LAST LOOK
A journey back to the beginning of Collectors Corner, including choosing, buying and building a radio controlled boat kit in the 1960’s, by DAVE WIGGINS.

OMRA NEWS
John Kerr and Stewart Rae – Telford and Stevenage ‘AA-D’ class events, plus more of the A-Z of powerboat bits.

A TRIBUTE TO HORNBLOWER
A diorama by DAMIEN FEGER, based on a Panart kit of a Napoleonic Armed Launch

HUNTSMAN
This issue’s Full-Size Free Plan is for a 1:20 scale 18in version of this famous design – by Richard Webb

WOTHSUP
John Elliott offers some ideas towards building a simple and highly manoeuverable Pusher Tug model

BOILER PUMP CONTROL
Brian Greeves describes the building of a simple control unit and also the production of a suitable sensor probe for the boiler using readily available materials

VICTORY
Alan McCabe outlines some of the work in making his model of the famous ship – using kit and scratchbuilding techniques

KEEPING TRIM
Roger Suitters explains the basic technique for trimming scale model submarine

CHILD BEALE SHOW – MAY 2007
Richard Webb reports on this popular model and trade event
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21 July 2007 at 18:55 #10298
ken morewood
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i refer to the model of HMS Endurance as recently published
my son is a currently serving aboard her as a Warrant officer 1
during his time aboard he has taken hundreds of Photo’s of the ship with a view to building his own version of Endurance
would you be kind enough to pass on my e mail address to the builder with a request that he contact me with a view to sharing information
i know that the data protection act prevents you from giving me his details
kind regards
ken morewood
21 July 2007 at 18:59 #10299
Vinnie Branigan
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@vinniebranigan92297
I’m sure Paul will oblige! Thanks Ken.

Vinnie
29 August 2007 at 04:48 #10519
Brad Hastings
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Been triing to get some information from my dad on the type of boat that he wants to build. I hope that you can help me out some. He is looking for, I guess they are called Frigid boats that are 2 decks high, they are in the early 1700’s to the late 1800’s . The earlier the better he say’s if that is possible. He lives in Illinois and i’m in California, he doesn’t have a computor to do this himself . Iwould apprciate if you could help me out if possibe , and how much the kit is if you can get it.

Thanks
18 November 2007 at 14:40 #11110
Andrew Short
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i need help. i am trying to find a model / kit of a hastings fishing trawler for my father to build ? he has always been a keen model builder but i cannot find this model anywhere. does one exist ?

please help.

many thanks
25 November 2007 at 14:19 #11339
Sam Vimes
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Hello Vinnie

Recently the Fat Controller (our friend paul) had a piece printed in the model boat mag about his trent lifeboat are you going to reproduce it on the site?

It does make great reading especially when he smashes it againt the wall, I wish I had been there to see that, the air must have been blue, it will also give me the chance to cheer him up by taking the rise out of him again.

Cheers

Sam
9 January 2009 at 19:20 #8282
Vinnie Branigan
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