Tuffy the concrete tugboat

[Bob Abell 2Participant @bobabell2]

Some time ago, my pal Duckie was wandering round the local garden centre, when he spotted an unusual plant holder! It was a concrete tugboat

It was so well made and finely cast that he decided to buy it

He took it home and gave it a good scrub and decided it would look nice if it was painted

He sanded it and rubbed it down with great care, as if it was a model boat

He is now thinking of entering it in this years static club competition!

That should raise a few eyebrows?

Bob

[Bob Abell 2Participant @bobabell2]

Garden centre bargain

[ashley needhamParticipant @ashleyneedham69188]

Nah, Concrete boats can float. Use your new found brushless knowledge, eh ??? Ashley

[Amy jane SeptemberParticipant @amyjaneseptember49770]

I can well attest that concrete boats can float, our launch is ferro cement!

Fill it with chips and moor a little dinghy full of dip along side!

[ashley needhamParticipant @ashleyneedham69188]

Having thought about it, drilling along thin hole for the propshaft might be tricky.

Amy, an Antipodean suggestion if ever I heard one. Long lazy nights at the watering hole, boats floating about…some with mozzy repelling candles, others with tasty nibbles, aircraft carrier with a cooled interior and lifts raising cold ones to the deck, ah…

Ashley

[Amy jane SeptemberParticipant @amyjaneseptember49770]

……now you're talking my language!

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