A boat
Derek Booth | 29/10/2008 17:16:00 |
6 forum posts | Hi Stangers, I dont even know what a thread is, its not it seems a descreption. Any way the thing is, I have gotten hold of an unfinnished 36" fire boat that is most likley an old aero kit and i am after some white metal "fixings" ect. Any ideas. Thanks Derek. |
Phil Abbott | 29/10/2008 21:19:00 |
![]() 22 forum posts 4 photos | Hi Derek Model Slipway do the fittings for the fireboat, not sure if they are the right scale for your one, but worth a call, or check out their web site Phil |
HS 93 | 30/10/2008 02:50:00 |
![]() 91 forum posts 25 photos | also try the http://modelfireboats.com/ web site , there is a lot of info and help to builders on there .Model Slipway fittings are for the 34" 1/16 scale boat. but you can make your own. Peter |
Derek Booth | 30/10/2008 08:30:00 |
6 forum posts | Hi Phil and Peter Wow great response, Thank you for that, actually i think it is 34" i'll keep you posted. It was I/C but I've converted it too electric. Sea trials in Clapham pond this week end. Sould the boat be entirely water tight ie deck covers ect. When in the bath i found out how much water can splash over the stern so that getting sealed. |
Derek Booth | 30/10/2008 08:32:00 |
6 forum posts | PS Does any one have any info on the Clapham model boat club. Thanks Derek. |
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