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Other Marine Models => Sailing craft => Topic started by: R.G.Y. on October 10, 2009, 06:12:41 AM

Title: sailing trawler
Post by: R.G.Y. on October 10, 2009, 06:12:41 AM
If like me you are interested in all kind of model you may like to look at this. Geoff
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Harold H. Duncan on October 10, 2009, 06:22:36 AM
Hi R.G.Y.,
very nice, love the old wooden sailing craft, barges and scows.
The russet sails make the boat for you. One day I hope to have a NZ schooner scow on the pond, but in the meantime will have to make do with my little footy-scow.
cheer
kiwi
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: R.G.Y. on October 17, 2009, 05:30:25 AM
Kiwi, See another of my boats on scrach-built, brig. R.G.Y.
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Harold H. Duncan on October 17, 2009, 07:22:40 PM
Yep, and very nice it is to, Just going to have to make a start on mine
kiwi
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: R.G.Y. on November 01, 2009, 06:23:24 AM
Flying foam sailing now.
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Red_Hamish on November 01, 2009, 08:22:20 AM

One day I hope to have a NZ schooner scow on the pond, but in the meantime will have to make do with my little footy-scow.
cheers
kiwi

Hi Kiwi, is this the same type of "footy skow" as is shown in the Marine Modelling Int magazine from October'09 ? I just picked the mag up yesterday for another article on a Canadian CG  Ice Breaker. In the centrefold wass a rather nice model.... no not that kind.... a footy classskow with two alternate bow designs. If it is I know someone who will be requesting a copy.

cheers


Jim
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Harold H. Duncan on November 01, 2009, 02:45:28 PM
Hi Jim,
yep, that's my little footy-scow.
The Alma (usa) is finished and sailed weekends, the Alma (nz) is being re-rigged at the moment, and drawings finished. I have A3 sets of drawings for both, and there will be a third with a different hull. (There where basically 3 hull types).
kiwi
plans available at www.allscalemodels.com, or pm me direct on paddleducks for paddleduck-price(basically only to cover postage).
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: rayman on November 25, 2009, 01:38:46 PM
She's a little beauty Harry, and is that sailplan of "CURACAO" featured in a thread somewhere the ship that came out to N.Z. and what would you call that rig??? Several of the Curacao crew died at and are buried at Rangiriri after the siege. and your last pics of Rahiri appear as though council have cleaned up . regards ray
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: herrmill on November 26, 2009, 11:26:48 PM
Geoff,

That's some lovely work, you've got there!  Love that brig & the trawler ain't bad, either.  ;)

Chuck
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: R.G.Y. on November 27, 2009, 07:04:40 AM
Chuck,  Just had an offer for trawler  £2,000 pounds sterling. No way. Its in the local museum for the winter. Geoff
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Red_Hamish on November 27, 2009, 09:47:47 AM
Hi Jim,
yep, that's my little footy-scow.
The Alma (usa) is finished and sailed weekends, the Alma (nz) is being re-rigged at the moment, and drawings finished. I have A3 sets of drawings for both, and there will be a third with a different hull. (There where basically 3 hull types).
kiwi
plans available at www.allscalemodels.com, or pm me direct on paddleducks for paddleduck-price(basically only to cover postage).

Hello Kiwi, sorry had not noticed this post a few weeks back I do aplogise. A great link to the class site thanks for mentioning Paddleducks too.

cheers

Jim
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Harold H. Duncan on November 27, 2009, 10:24:57 AM
Hi Jim,
When I've finished the NZ Alma drawings to the same standard as the US Alma, I'm thinking of posting them to the download section of paddleducks, so free to everyone, but them not being paddle boats don't know if this will be ok.
Otherwise will put them on my web-site as a free download (or my wiki site).
Will keep you informed. And they will be free as a pdf to print out as A3 sheets (about 6 sheets to go with the colour spread from the Nov09 MMI).
cheers
kiwi
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: R.G.Y. on April 07, 2010, 12:55:15 AM
Seeing as on one has posted hear lately here are shots of the deck of the trawler. R.G.Y.
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: mjt60a on April 07, 2010, 04:55:24 AM
I like the deck level one especially, looks like  it's in daily use  ;D
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Eddy Matthews on April 07, 2010, 05:10:43 AM
The last image you posted is one of those rare photographs where it's difficult to tell if you're looking at a model or the real boat - Magnificent Geoff!

Regards
Eddy
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: R.G.Y. on April 08, 2010, 07:30:30 PM
Thank you Eddy & Mick. The bit for which I am most proud, is there is a large hatch there. The manhole cover by the transom of the punt is the only clue. Geoff
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: derekwarner_decoy on April 08, 2010, 08:38:03 PM
Hi PD's....do you mean that London oversized pad-lock RGY? ....... Derek
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: R.G.Y. on May 30, 2010, 08:33:14 PM
This is the hatch I ment Derek. It has taken me this long to find it. Geoff
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: herrmill on July 31, 2012, 07:56:34 PM
I love your fishing smacks & trawlers - anything with character fits well in my book!  ;D

I have a Thunder Tiger Catherine that's been gathering dust that I have the mind to covert over to full sail as a smack or ketch through some minor rework & the addition of a longer keel & overhanging stern.  Right now my daughter thinks its her's but one day when I think I don't have enough on my plate...
Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: David Hunter on February 23, 2013, 09:29:57 AM
Very beautiful high quality work.

My offering is Rosa an Essex Smack and the reason I didn't finish my paddle project last year!



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Title: Re: sailing trawler
Post by: Spankbucket on February 23, 2013, 07:46:53 PM
Yes Geoff

Congratulations on a superb model with incredible detailing finish!!

Cheers.....Bernie