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next release from DEANS MARINE
« on: February 17, 2023, 01:36:36 pm »

 A sunny February day at last, a chance to test run the next release to the range on the Peterborough club water.
 DETAILS OF THE KIT
1/24 scale Length 790mm beam 210mm Glass fibre detailed hull, laser cut and engraved deck in Sapele faced plywood, Laser cut superstructure in 1.5 & 1mm HIPS plastic, parts ,Laser cut window, Laser engraved deck planking, Moulded motor mount, Mirror vinyl ports,  Full cast metal fittings set, Cast resine fittings, Propshaft, propeller, Rudder, Full size plan. Digital photo build pictures. Engraved nameplates set. Outstanding performance.
The model can be seen on you tube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfgcFsIF5To&t=1s
                              M.Y.  Aquarius         60ft  Motor cruiser
Scale 1/24  l  Length 780mm  beam  210mm
This model is based on a range of boats built in the 1970 on the southern Norfolk broads as semi custom craft.
  This type of craft were based on a standard hull and major structural components such as main frames and bulkheads but were altered by the building yard to the designs of the customer making every boat individual to a certain extent.
Powered by single or twin diesel for inland or offshore passage.
  Our model is based on a single screw set up for use on the Norfolk Broad and inshore coastal cruising, so is powered by a 6volt Kestral motor   6 volt 3800 Nimh battery with a single shaft
Most alterations tended to be internal i, e, number of cabins, location of galley, external choices often made are the removal of the rear cabin and substitute for a sun deck aft and seating area, removal for the flying bridge for lower air draft, as in this version for the low bridge on the Broads, forward  cabin roof altered to make a sun bed.
Other version use a installed small hydraulic lifting crane, or some have davits installed across  the stern for a dinghy and a boarding ladder.
Lots of version abound.
We have modelled this kit on a full size craft but have given it a fictitious.
 
 
 
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