Now that IS nice.  The boat's allright as well. 

Ken

Hi Derek,
Yes you are right, my WAVERLEY rudder is semi balance in the proportion you state.
On the real ship she has a very small rudder in proportion to her length, Walter Snowdon and I were just discussing that, last Tuesday at the Lake.
My late cousin was the last Caledonian MacBrayne skipper on her, and he said she was a bar steward to steer and like all females - had a mind of her own! I think he was in command of her when she took it into her own mind to go "sail about" off the shoal at Arrochar and break her foremast.
At the Tynemouth Club, we have to build to take into account the prevailing blustery conditions
and thus we all build our models over steered and overpowered.
                                                                                     Sandy

OK PD's.......Tug -- Kenny...this is a really important point...no point of building a vessel that cannot have good steerage  ...possibly Sandy could elaborate more in your Build thread  ...on alternate rudder dimensions etc ...... ....Derek

Here's a couple of photos of Hans Freund (scotfriend) - Guess which company he works for!

Regards
Eddy