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Paddler Information => Research => Topic started by: Walter Snowdon on March 31, 2006, 05:49:08 AM
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A bit of good fortune came my way today, I have been given copies of two shipyard plans of the paddle tugs PT LINGDALE at inch to 3 feet scale inluding lines and cross sections and PT JOHN AMOS at 1/48th scale including hull lines and cross sections. Both will need a little TLC before I can get them copied and I hope to get them reduced to A4 and post them on Paddleducks. With a little bit of coaxing I think there may be a lot of other useful stuff from the same source ( a long retired shipyard modeller). Regards to all, Walter.
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That sounds great... PT JOHN AMOS is very interesting even for me not a 'paddleduck' at all :) . Anyways I have a model in mind of a handsome paddle tug :D For sure steam driven not electric :twisted:.
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I've just got copies of the plans for the Lingdale and the John H Amos from Walter - Thanks mate!
I have to admit the Lingdale looks very appealing! With it's paddles set well forward and it's twin (side by side) funnels it would make into a lovely model, and at first glance it looks like the Graupner paddlewheels would fit it very nicely at 1:36 scale.
Definately one that I'll have to give some serious thought to....
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A bit of good fortune came my way today, I have been given copies of two shipyard plans of the paddle tugs PT LINGDALE at inch to 3 feet scale inluding lines and cross sections and PT JOHN AMOS at 1/48th scale including hull lines and cross sections. Both will need a little TLC before I can get them copied and I hope to get them reduced to A4 and post them on Paddleducks. With a little bit of coaxing I think there may be a lot of other useful stuff from the same source ( a long retired shipyard modeller). Regards to all, Walter.
Dear Walter - I am going to throw myself on your mercy!. I have been looking for drawings for a two funnel astride paddle tug for about 5 years!
When I built Reliant/Old Trafford I foolishly started on a quest to build about 4 tugs of different layouts but have never been able to find a complete enough set of drawings to do the deed.
I build all my models to 24th scale. Could you confirm that the drawings you have of Lingdale do in fact have the sheer lines and sections? (I have the G/A drawing published in P N Thomas's book) and would you be willing to sell me a set?
Waiting hopefully
Stuart Badger :wink:
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No problem Stuart.I am off to the Dortmund model show Tuesday, But i will get in touch when I get back. I will get the plans copied (2 sheets) when I get back. (Hopefully with more paddler stuff). I think we are near neighbours (arent you up on the Tyne?). How about a swap for any paddler plan that you have? I can get plans copied quickly and cheaply (£2.75 for an A0 size). If you are up on the Tyne perhaps we could meet to hand them to you over a cuppa! Eddy and I like the teraroom on North shields fish quay. Sheet 1 is a very good GA plan and profile. Sheet 2 is hull lines and crosssections)frames). I will be in touch. Regards, Walter. PS Havnt you got good web cover of Your RELIANT? How about posting it on our links section, From memory it is excellent.
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Thanks very much Walter. I'm in West Sussex in the soft south I'm afraid!!
I'll wait for you to contact me. I haven't posted a link to the web coverage of Reliant but I think there are still a stack of photos in the old Yahoo site pics.
If you are interested I have a set of drawings for DFDS's Zampa?
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Sorry Stuart, wrong Reliant!. I will be in touch. I must trace the Tyneside site with the twin (steam) engined Reliant!. Walter.
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Yes - thats mine Walter. Twin puffin engines and interior detail. I'll try and find the link for you. I know it was Doug Ord's tynside memorabilia site that featured it under the 'model tugs' section.
Stuart
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Walter - link is http://website.lineone.net/~d.ord/Model%20Tugs.htm
Stuart
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Stuart, Ive tried to contact you three times via Paddleducks email, no success, so I am resorting to an open message!, The plans of Lingdale and John amos are printed and ready, I just need your postal address !!!. can you send it by Paddleducks private mail? Thanks, Walter.
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Dear Walter
I have sent 3 replys via private mail, but my 'sent box' remains empty. Am I doing something wrong?
Stuart