Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Model Boat Links => Topic started by: messaman99 on August 16, 2013, 02:26:49 am
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Hello all,
Was hunting around for shipyard that have plans on there website and came across this place!
http://www (http://www.macduffshipdesign.com/)macduffshipdesign.com/ (http://www.macduffshipdesign.com/)
Just go into designs and and go to the category you want and click on the boat you want to look at and the plans are there. Then i figured you could take them to a copying place and get them to upsize them to what scale you want. might want to email them and ask if it is ok to do that.
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Given their terms of use (what is meant by derivative?) I would seek permission. You never know you might get better quality drawings!
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I am going to boating once on the lake in People's Park. ;D
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The MacDuff shipyard closed this year with the redundancy of all the staff. I don't know if the design department still operates. They did have some nice designs, various types of small ships.
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Hi Dougal, I agree I asked for more details of an American tow boat and got 2 complete sets of plans for 2 different boats. That was some years ago now, but always worth a try.
I was surprised when Ron Dean got plans from Camper & Nicholson, I had asked them and they were about £100 per sheet and I was only allowed to build one model. Later Ron brought out Blue Leopard. He let me sail it at an exhibition but I would rather have built my own perhaps with a rtr hull.
regards Roy
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The MacDuff shipyard closed this year with the redundancy of all the staff. I don't know if the design department still operates. They did have some nice designs, various types of small ships.
Their website is still up-and-running, so we can still hope for the best! O0
Tom
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This was a full-size shipyard, not for models. I don't know what size the plans are for real ships , they are not model plans but will be useful for accurate shape and general layout of the ships.