Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Model Boating => Topic started by: Martin (Admin) on May 29, 2011, 07:00:17 am
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Via email to Mayhem...
Hi Martin,
Trust you are well?
I have a favour to ask. Last year at Warwick modelboat show, I bought bags of cheap netting to make net trawls. I can't remember the name of the trade. It was a stand that stood in the driveway to go to the cafeteria.. This trade exhibited a net filled with many fish, suspended from a gantry.
Do you remember the name of the seller, and you know if there a website?
Thank you for your help....
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That would be me ! www.macsmouldings.co.uk or [email protected]
(http://s1.postimage.org/2uude6suc/M240.jpg) (http://postimage.org/image/2uude6suc/)
regards,
Martin
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As an alternative, have you looked at hair nets from any chemist? BY.
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or your local proper green grocer ask them for the nets that sprouts etc come in
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The chairman of our club in heavily into fishing boats of all types, his netting material used is from kiddies fishing nets ( the 99p one) you can get from any beach shop, the netting comes in a range of colours, including greens ( dark and light) browns, blacks, reds, blues etc. The holes in the net are a good scale size for most boats.
(http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b446/Tow_Chief/DSC00729600x800.jpg)
(http://i1044.photobucket.com/albums/b446/Tow_Chief/DSC00725800x600.jpg)
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Not many beaches in Peterborough. {:-{
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Another good thing to use is mosquito netting - can,t remember where I got it from but used to use it in
the Med for putting over the hatches, so I must have got it from a yacht chandlers. I used for
safety netting on helicopter decks on a frigate but would be ideal for fishing netting
Geoff
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How about bridal veil material?
John
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HI , i use scrunge up shower sponges made of nylon net ,.....just cut thecenture string and you have anice fine net ....cost 30p LARRY.....
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Tesco are currently selling "mosquito covers" (Not sure a mozzie needs to be covered!? must be an 'elf and safety thing!) in little bags at 99p, probably about scale too I'd say.
Alex
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As an alternative, have you looked at hair nets from any chemist? BY.
G'wan, g'wan Bryan - give hime some of yours! %)
Barry M
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Not many beaches in Peterborough. {:-{
wait for global warming to take effect, we're less than 20feet ASL.
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Hello,
it was me who requested this information because I had purchased this product at the Warwick modelboat show last year, and it was very well suited and best resembled what I wanted to represent on the trawler that I was building.
These nets were installed on the model of the trawler Basse-Hergo, and was recently offered to the former captain owner . The real was scraped since 4 years...
More photos here:
http://cnavale.quennetier.free.fr/spip.php?article180
Thank' for all your answers...
Kénavo!
+ @ Phil!
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G'wan, g'wan Bryan - give hime some of yours! %)
Barry M
I hesitate to remind you that I still have enough hair (the on the head sort) that now and again needs one! Bryan.