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steamboatmodel:
I came across this site:
http://www.mysidewheeler.com/
Regards,
Gerald
Rob Bruce:
Gerald this little side wheeler is available from the Reliable Steam Engine site. Plans cost $50US and they are available on a CD or they now be emailed directly to you. The plans are OK for boatbuilders as they are a traditional set of plans with lines and offset tables.
http://www.pioneer.net/~carlich/RSE/RSEboats.html
Then go to their Boats and look for "Rebel".
There is a nice print available: just click and you can print off a nice print. OK for your workshop wall even if you don't build her.
There is also a colour photo and a link to a short video clip.
Its an interesting design for a small full sized paddle wheeler, but I think the Traditional BoatShop's "Minette" is a neater looking boat.
http://www.traditionalboatshop.co.uk/minette1.htm
Rob
Red_Hamish:
Hi Rob, thanks for the links below
--- Quote from: Rob Bruce on November 21, 2008, 06:54:47 AM ---Gerald this little side wheeler is available from the Reliable Steam Engine site. Plans cost $50US and they are available on a CD or they now be emailed directly to you. The plans are OK for boatbuilders as they are a traditional set of plans with lines and offset tables.
http://www.pioneer.net/~carlich/RSE/RSEboats.htmlThen go to their Boats and look for "Rebel".
There is a nice print available: just click and you can print off a nice print. OK for your workshop wall even if you don't build her.
There is also a colour photo and a link to a short video clip.
Its an interesting design for a small full sized paddle wheeler, but I think the Traditional BoatShop's "Minette" is a neater looking boat.
http://www.traditionalboatshop.co.uk/minette1.htm
Rob
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They are really quite useful for the intrepid enthusiast. Oh if only the lotto wwere to come up ;)
cheers
Jim
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