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9 April 2013 at 19:16 #40184
NormanT
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Model Lifeboat RNLI RNLB Tyne Class – Ruby and Arthur Reed – Cromer

Scratch Built from orginal RNLI Imperial Plans.to 1/12 scale.

Large Model 47" long, 11"(33cm) wide by 30"(75cm) high including ariels.

Housing space in back and cockpit compartments for engines and gears.

Took 9 months to build and Hull tested for water resistance.

Due to size of model this will be a pick-up only from Norwich.

Will accept offers over £500

Email me for any further details.

[email protected]

Length of model corrected to 47 inches – Colin

Edited By Colin Bishop, Website Editor on 10/04/2013 18:51:06
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9 April 2013 at 19:16 #9012
NormanT
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RNLI Lifeboat – Tyne Class – Ruby and Arthur Reed – Cromer
9 April 2013 at 22:26 #40185
neil hp
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@neilhp
Hi Norman if it's 37 inches long, it will have been built to 1:16th scale as the Tynes were 47' long and if built to 1:12, the model would also have been 47 inches long………..nice model just the same….and would go well with Slipways 1:16th Trent and Tamar boats.

neil.

Edited By neil howard-pritchard on 09/04/2013 22:30:28

Edited By neil howard-pritchard on 09/04/2013 22:31:28
10 April 2013 at 08:50 #40187
Kimosubby Shipyards
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Got to agree with Neil (and I'm RNLI myself), Tyne class are 47 footers, thats why their numbers are "47-006" etc the 47 is the boat length, in this case in feet.

Your previous posting was for a Mersey class, Norman, and their numbers are "12-012" etc the 12 being 12 metres, whereas the Oakley class numbered "37-016" their length being 37 feet. Could you have got your dimensions mixed before, as you were quoting 47' for a Mersey at 1/12 and now are quoting 37' for a Tyne at 1/12?

The new Shannons will be numbered "13-001" as they are 13 meters long. It's all in the numbers. So a 1/12 Shannon would be 42.6" or 1.083 metres.

Still, its a ery nice looking Tyne from your pictures, and although I was brought up on Oakleys and Merseys, in the Irish Sea we always think of the Tyne as the best sea boat – especially in a following lumper!

Kimosubby.
10 April 2013 at 09:23 #40190
neil hp
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@neilhp
Hi Kimo…

the Shannon is in Fleetwood at the moment, having some slip plates fitted to her bum….she came in last night and will be craned out today…..friday she'll be heading over to your neck o' the woods…Isle of Man

Neil.
10 April 2013 at 09:29 #40191
Kimosubby Shipyards
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Hello Neil,

she's arriving here for my birthday, I'm qualifying for my bus pass on the 12th – so what's so glorious about that.

Hope to take a good look around, and who knows, might get a quick trip out too!

Cheers, Kim
10 April 2013 at 18:38 #40199
NormanT
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@normant
Hi All,

Just got in and read the comments (emails) and yes you are all correct the model is 47" and not 37". I should have been more careful before publishing. Good to see people looking at my posting.

If there is a way to amend the original message, it is eluding me at the moment.

Regards
Norman

I have altered it for you – Colin

Edited By Colin Bishop, Website Editor on 10/04/2013 18:51:44
10 April 2013 at 23:25 #40203
neil hp
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@neilhp
Posted by Kimosubby Shipyards on 10/04/2013 09:29:23:

Hello Neil,

she's arriving here for my birthday, I'm qualifying for my bus pass on the 12th – so what's so glorious about that.

Hope to take a good look around, and who knows, might get a quick trip out too!

Cheers, Kim

I got to have a sail on her this morning Kim………glorious……..only a short one from the pen at Fleetwood RNLI to the Wyre dock, for lifting out………..but boy what a treat………..my daughter enjoyed it too.

neil.
11 April 2013 at 08:39 #40204
Dave Milbourn
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Kim
Check out that bus pass, mate. I was 60 over 16 months ago and I don't get my bus pass until September. Maybe the spare seat in the donkey cart from Douglas to Peel already has your name on it, in which case good luck and happy birthday!

Neil
I don't suppose you could persuade the cox to bring Shannon up the Trent to Beeston Marina? I've just bought a new camera.

Dave M

Edited By Dave Milbourn on 11/04/2013 08:40:03
11 April 2013 at 09:49 #40209
Kimosubby Shipyards
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Very jealous Neil – very.

Now hear she's not due here till Saturday at earliest, and then maybe not, just when we have a nice Irish Sea gale forecast too.

Dave, slightly different over here, once you hit the 60, all you have to do is fill out the form, available on-line, then take (yes take) in person to Douglas Sea Terminal complete with two photographs (so they can see its you) then wait a week for them to send back. Simple!

Hows the workshop? I got two new 1.5m LED tubes to replace old Hg ones, and all it says to do is remove and replace the starter with the supplied by-pass. Problem I have is there's the blasted ballast in there suppling power to both ends, whereas this tube is powered from one end. Oh, and no instructions either! The guy here just said "take it out."

Still, I'll enjoy tomorrow thank you, and see you on the circuit, Kimmo.
11 April 2013 at 10:38 #40211
Dave Milbourn
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Have given up on waiting for the lighting panel mounting brackets to come from ROC – I think the donkey carrying them took a wrong turn at the lights in Istanbul. The guy who fitted the electrics is making me some from L-section ali, to my drawing, so we should be illuminated by about midsummer day! The LED panels have been here six weeks or so and they are superb. I just wish they weren't still in their boxes………

DM
11 April 2013 at 13:36 #40213
neil hp
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@neilhp
Posted by Dave Milbourn on 11/04/2013 08:39:27:

Kim
Check out that bus pass, mate. I was 60 over 16 months ago and I don't get my bus pass until September. Maybe the spare seat in the donkey cart from Douglas to Peel already has your name on it, in which case good luck and happy birthday!

Neil
I don't suppose you could persuade the cox to bring Shannon up the Trent to Beeston Marina? I've just bought a new camera.

Dave M

Edited By Dave Milbourn on 11/04/2013 08:40:03

I don't think my influence will stretch that far dave……….but I did get a good recording of start up and running of her on my cam corder should anyone wish to download it to a sound system, nudge nudge, lol
11 April 2013 at 17:47 #40216
Dave Milbourn
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Neil

If you can download the sounds as files then we can use them in most formats.

Dave M
11 April 2013 at 18:35 #40219
Kimosubby Shipyards
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@kimosubbyshipyards
Hi Neil,

we now get the Shannon Sunday – yippee.

Kim
11 April 2013 at 21:14 #40228
neil hp
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@neilhp
Posted by Dave Milbourn on 11/04/2013 17:47:15:

Neil

If you can download the sounds as files then we can use them in most formats.

Dave M

the best I'll be able to do Dave being a technophobe is transfer it onto a vhs video, and then from there tape it onto a dvd/cdrom………anything after that and I'm totally lost, lol.

hope you enjoy it Kim..she's lovely………..seats ain't arf bad either, lol

Edited By neil howard-pritchard on 11/04/2013 21:16:52
11 April 2013 at 23:06 #40230
Dave Milbourn
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@davemilbourn48782
Neil

Whatever you can do I'm sure that the Collective can do summat with it.

Dave
14 April 2013 at 18:21 #40269
Kimosubby Shipyards
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@kimosubbyshipyards
Neil,

Shannon, force 9, Ramsey bay, AWESOME!!!

Kim
14 April 2013 at 23:40 #40274
neil hp
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@neilhp
any pic Kim???
15 April 2013 at 07:01 #40275
Paul T
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@pault84577
Kim

One of the many things that I miss about living on the Island is watching the sea come storming in and crashing over the Douglas sea wall.

Happy days

And of course there was always a quick sail to the mainland

Paul

Edited By Paul T on 15/04/2013 07:20:41
15 April 2013 at 08:46 #40276
Kimosubby Shipyards
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@kimosubbyshipyards
Hi Paul,

what scales's that Ben at?…………..just kidding……..it can get a bit lively on the crossing!

Neil, loads in the harbour, though she went out in the Bay too far for my little camera. I'll collect a few up and send on CD if you PM me with an address – second cox, mechanic + 1 from Fleetwood say hi, they came over with her to IOM for a jolly, but went back on the Ben – lucky them – in the wind last night.

Kim
15 April 2013 at 13:01 #40280
neil hp
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@neilhp
Don't know who the plus 1 would be, but Steve Carroll is the 2nd Cox/mechanic….a reall nice chap……..mind you…….he races a large motorcycle for fun on track…….wonder what he does for relaxation, ……bungy jumping and sky diving I suppose, lol.

Cheers Kim.

No need to send me photos Kim…..as I got a hundred or so when she was over here……….but many thanks and appreciation for the offer……………just wait now for Speedline models to do all the hard work and bring a kit out…………and then I'll build Fleetwoods new boat WHEN she comes to port.
15 April 2013 at 14:30 #40281
Kimosubby Shipyards
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@kimosubbyshipyards
Neil,

I've got the water jets already, from Dortmund, so am going to make a stab at the hull later this year if nothing forth coming from anyone. I do know that the hold up is not being given access to the lines and full drawings – seeing as its a true RNLI design I expect they're keeping a lid on as long as possible.

Kim
15 April 2013 at 17:18 #40282
janet farrer
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@janetfarrer59583
thats a really nice model liked the mersey you had for sale but it sold where did your mersey end up going
15 April 2013 at 17:21 #40283
janet farrer
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@janetfarrer59583
hi
15 April 2013 at 19:14 #40286
NormanT
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@normant
This boat is now sold pending collection.

Regards

Norman

Colin: Is it possible to put this message after my original posting, please.
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