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Display Models


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77 files, last one added on 20 Jul 2010

Working Models


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79 files, last one added on 2 Sep 2011

Pre-Owned Models


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6 files, last one added on 1 Jan 2008

3 albums on 1 page(s)

Examples of models – various types.
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Trafalgar Surfacing.920 viewsBlow ballast and up she comes!
(Model by John Davies)
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Clinker Punt.682 viewsHere is something a bit unusual. This little rowing boat faithfully reproduces the construction of a full-sized clinker dinghy. She is only twelve inches long, but she is faithfully planked up with individual strakes, and where there is a rib or a knee in the real boat, there is in the model too.
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630 viewsCutty Sark; detail. Every detail of her intricate rig is faithfully reproduced.
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Agnes1569 viewsAbsolutely wonderful scale (1/12th) sailing model of a modern Bristol Channel Pilot cutter, built using traditional materials and the original plans. SOLD
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HMS Bounty (detail)689 viewsDetail of Frank Hasted's model of HMS Bounty, with deck cut away to show interior detail.
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Small Colin Archer, Port Bow view.730 viewsBuilt to a tight deadline for a wedding present, she makes a pretty picture.
(Model by John Davies)
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Blue narrowboat1010 viewsWe built two narrowboats, for a gentleman whose garden is given over to a large and splendid live-steam narrow-gauge system.
Visitors on open days say they make a marvellous sight, gliding silently along the cut, while the little trains chuff along the quays, and passing the two without mishap is as interesting as in a real canal.

Check: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgTcQzjB1K8
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Enterprise (J Class)531 views"Enterprise" was a high-tech wonder. She was built of Tobin bronze over steel frames, a very expensive form of construction, which gives great strength, light weight, and a glassy smooth bottom which is naturally antifouling.