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An
RAF air-sea rescue launch from a Deans kit.
Built and owned by George Barns
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The flower class
corvette HMS Bluebell, built using the original matchbox kit, detailed up with
the full set of Sirmar fittings and with the decks corrected to steel with
planking over the accomodation only. Sails very
well with a 385 motor and 6v, 2.6 Ahr gel cell.
Built and owned by Steve Booty
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The
round table class admiralty trawler/minesweeper HMS Sir Kay, built with some
corrections and additional details from the Caldercraft kit. A good kit,
spoilt by being 1/2" to wide in the beam, wrong diameter of 20mm gun
tub and with the diesel generator deck house to far forward.
Built and owned by Steve Booty
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A standoff scale model of the famous WWII
destroyer, HMS Cossack
Owned by Arthur Cass
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A very nice model of a PBC whaleback RAF
air/sea rescue launch. Gives a very realistic performance on the
water.
Built and owned by our own Brillcream Boy - Arthur Cass |
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A
scratch built model of a proposed Vosper design for a small, economic but
effective ocean-going corvette design from the early 1970's called the 'Vedette',
builder unknown
Owned by Arthur Cass
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A very effective scratch built, freelance
service launch. Winner of the junior section of our annual scale
steering competition, 2002
Owned by Lee Hackland
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HMS
Illustrious, scratch built by unknown
Owned by Steve Hobbs
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HMS Javelin from the Deans marine kit shown here performing at Elsmere Port 2002
Built and owned by James Jones
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A scratch built, freelance MTB. A good performer
Built and owned by Colin Ramsden
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A
flower class corvette, built from the original Matchbox kit 'straight from the
box'
Built and owned by Jim Taylor
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A
Harbour Defence Motor Launch (HDML), scratch built on a Kingston Mouldings
hull. The twin drives are controlled using micro switches linked to the
rudder to give independent drive from two channels. A very effective
system which has turned a 'brick' in to a 'ballet dancer'!!!
Built and owned by Peter Thomas
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