Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Working Vessels => Topic started by: Cam Watterson on October 20, 2013, 01:41:08 pm
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I Recently bought this part built Pilot boat from Wicker (Charlie) on here and started work on it this week after I managed to get a set of plans from Lesro Models. Its a wooden hull, think I read somewhere that they're pretty rare, decided to fibreglass the inside to make sure she's sealed, sorry if the photos are a bit blurry, I took them with my phone, It's something different from a trawler anyway haha.
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Lookin' good :-)) Can you tell me the dimensions of the hull, and the scale?
Thanks,
Mark
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Hi Mark, thanks, she's 34 inches long and 10 wide, there's no scale on the plans or instructions but I'm pretty sure she's around 1:12 scale, cheers, Cam
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The Lesro Pilot Boat is a great all weather boat!
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Cam,
Thanks :-) 1/12th scale is my favorite :}
Mark
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Plenty of weather round my way to test it Martin haha
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Hi Mark, this is my first 1:12 build, I've done a couple of 1:32 trawlers, but I see macs mouldings have quite a few bits n pieces in 1:12 scale, so that saves me making all the wheelhouse equipment haha
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Methinks it's 1/16 scale.
Halmatic type hulls were 42-44 ft.
34 inches at 1/16 means 44ft.
1/12 would be a rather short pilot
boat at 34ft.
Ned
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thanks for the info Ned, much appreciated
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If it is 1/16 th scale, plenty of figures and equipment available in the "world peacekeeprs" range of toys.
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Cheers Kev, I'll have a look
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slowly progressing, rudder servo and motor mount in now