Paddleducks
Paddler Information => Research => Topic started by: mjt60a on March 03, 2009, 06:46:59 AM
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On my latest visit to the London Science Museum, I took a number of photographs of their model of P S Brighton.... http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x66/mjt60a/ps%20brighton/
....I'll do another ship next time! :)
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Now isn't that one of the most beautiful things you'll ever see?
Well done Mike
Stuart
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The more i look at these craft the more i admire there beautiful lines, designed by people with an eye for the understated elegance.
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thanks for your efforts to bring us photos of the paddlers. We Yanks really appreciate it as we can't obviously just drive on over for a look see. When last I was in England, I was interested in the Short Bros flying boats and paddlers hadn't popped up on my radar yet. They appeared after having seen a beautiful model of the Great Eastern in a small maritime museum in Ireland. Sadly, I haven't been back to the UK since.
If you happen to see a model of La Marguerite I'd love to see some photos.
regards
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....If you happen to see a model of La Marguerite I'd love to see some photos....
So would I! They don't have one there and neither does the Docklands museum, I think a model in 1/32 scale would look impressive.... ::)
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I was so captivated by the photos that Mike took that I emailed the Mitchell Library about the PS Brighton. Guess what, they have a COMPLETE set of drawings for her - all 8 sheets! Nevertheless I have ordered a set (subject to cost) - so Walter I will have another set of drawings you may be interested in.
Now all I have to do is finish this workshop and make sure I live long enough to complete these projects!
Stuart