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28 July 2013 at 15:09 #42437
Dave Milbourn
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I am selling the review model as featured in the latest Model Boats Special. It will go as seen i.e. with full radio, running gear etc. If you are interested please PM me and we can sort out a price etc. If unsold after a couple of weeks it will go into the magazine classifieds.
Dave M

(See Album for a few pictures, for which many thanks, Colin B).

Edited By Dave Milbourn on 28/07/2013 15:17:15
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28 July 2013 at 15:09 #9040
Dave Milbourn
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1 August 2013 at 17:59 #42567
Paul T
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I don't believe that nobody has shown any intrest in this super little model.
2 August 2013 at 07:40 #42585
Paul T
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Dave

If I had some spare cash would £100 buy the boat (I wouldn't need the radio kit)

Paul
2 August 2013 at 08:23 #42587
Dave Milbourn
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Paul

Certainly would – with change. I'm selling the bare model (with running gear, motor, steering servo) for £70 and the fully-fitted model for £150.

DM

Edited By Dave Milbourn on 02/08/2013 08:39:44
2 August 2013 at 15:01 #42610
Paul T
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@pault84577
Dave

Joking you must be….a ready to sail classic wooden model boat is cheap at £150 never mind one having its own article in the Model Boat Special

I know that being built by you might reduce its value a little but its still a bargain.

Paul

Would you consider some kind of hire purchase agreement.
2 August 2013 at 18:00 #42621
Ian Gardner
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@iangardner62867
Sorry to butt in but – fantastic value! I bought the Model Boats Special in Smiths today and that was the first article I read- and thoroughly enjoyed. Congratulations to all contributors and especially to Colin.

Ian
2 August 2013 at 18:38 #42623
Dave Milbourn
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Would you consider some kind of hire purchase agreement?

Yes, Paul. Our famous easy-payment scheme is applicable. For a mere 50% deposit and the balance payable now this model can be yours! Ignore the fact that the kit plus glues and paints as used would cost at least £80 more than the asking price. Some folk can't see a bargain, it seems.

DM
2 August 2013 at 18:43 #42624
The Long Build
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@thelongbuild
Can see the bargain, its just the heavy Item SWMBO is holding behine me I can also see.
2 August 2013 at 19:04 #42625
Paul T
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Ian

I enjoyed Daves article as well, he writes so poetically that his words evoke images of Victorian England its almost as though the reader is there with Dave as he travels to London on the newly invented steam train. Following the story we Gasp in wonder as he falsifies his official expenses and fearing for freedom especially as if he was found out he could have been deported to Fosters Land.

Paul
2 August 2013 at 19:07 #42626
Dave Milbourn
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You know not how close you are, but the Aussie connection is another story entirely (and involves a guitar)
DM
2 August 2013 at 19:14 #42628
Paul T
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Dave

I've heard of many thing being smuggled through customs but a guitar……that would make your eyes water.

Paul
2 August 2013 at 19:24 #42629
ashley needham
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Strewth! (my contribution to the antipodean angle).

I think that the boat is reasonably priced to sell, lets face it, you do not get the sum total (incl time and so on) of a build back on anything. Would we see it selling for £300 or £400?? not likely.

I have yet to sell anything, but I can realistically guess what they would be worth, unfortunately.

Ashley
4 August 2013 at 23:23 #42679
The Long Build
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@thelongbuild
Hi Dave

On the set up with the Battery and motor as built, what sort of running time are you getting. ?.

Just thinking that this would be a nice model to have within our club to use as a Kids have a go model as the ones we currently have are getting a bit tired as when we have shows the have ago proves very popular !!

Larry R.
5 August 2013 at 08:29 #42682
Dave Milbourn
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Larry

I ran the model for 20 minutes, mainly at full throttle, and there was hardly any difference in speed afterwards. The motor draws about half an amp under load, flat out, and the NiMH pack is 2.6AH. The maths says five hours running but I'd just say at least four. As I said in the article it would be ideal for kids as it's pretty sturdy and slow/manouverable enough to prevent getting into trouble quickly.
I am going to Haydock………

Dave M
6 August 2013 at 00:39 #42701
The Long Build
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@thelongbuild
Sounds good,

PM Sent.

Larry
6 August 2013 at 14:38 #42714
Dave Milbourn
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@davemilbourn48782
Model now sold to a most discerning chap………………

Dave M
6 August 2013 at 15:50 #42719
Paul T
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@pault84577
Oh bug-er I was about to offer a trade for a 5ft Swordsman.
6 August 2013 at 15:56 #42720
Dave Milbourn
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@davemilbourn48782
Silly boy. Samurai or Ninja, as a matter of interest?
DM
6 August 2013 at 15:59 #42722
Paul T
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Norman
8 September 2013 at 19:07 #43616
The Long Build
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@thelongbuild
Just to say, The Sea Nymph had her fist outing to day in her new waters, sailed very nicely.
15 September 2013 at 16:53 #43744
The Long Build
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@thelongbuild
Tested the Sea Nymph with a 400 today, not a bad planeing action and still very responsive. Needed to be as the ducks did not find this a threat in any way..
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