Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Tugs and Towing => Topic started by: destroyer42 on September 04, 2022, 07:48:57 pm
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Hi All,
Does anyone know what fonts the Canadians use for their Logging tugs names, I have looked everywhere, but cant find any reference to fonts used, so I thought I would reach out to members who may have the answer to my question?
Regards
Destroyer42
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From the few pictures showing lettering it looks like Ariel or something very similar
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Do you have a pic of the font in question?
regards Paul. an ex commercial artist who's also building a Logging Tug.
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Some photos here, on RCgroups. :-)
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4168019-PNW-tug/page3
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Hi All,
Managed to get the correct font its (Buffalo Western font).
Couple of pictures of my latest logging tug that i have been building of/on for the last 3 years, now nearly finished, 1/16 scale 100mm korts, working lights, lowering raising mast and working main winch.
Destroyer42
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nice job, looks a bit odd with the planks across instead of for and aft, never seen that before. nemesis
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Sorry for being ignorant. I would have thought that the font would vary from company to company. Or is there a provincial standard for all such craft, and if so, would all provinces be the same?
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Hi All,
Some logging tugs plank fore and aft others port to starboard either wood or rubber deck to cater for spiked logging boats that a deckhand wears.
The font was for Harken towing.
Regards
Destroyer42
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Where's the fonts you are talking about on this tug , can't see any lettering at all?
N
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Hi Nordlys,
This was the font I was after it's called (Buffalo Western)
Regards
Destroyer42
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Thanks, that does look good too.
N