Mountfleet Models
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Mountfleet Models bestaat sinds 1994 en in die tijd hebben ze een benijdenswaardige reputatie opgebouwd in het produceren van scheepsmodellen. |
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| Active | Active exhibits all the character of a modern harbour tug. Although the cheapest model in our range, the kit contains the same high quality parts as our more expensive models. A superb performer on the water, Active could quite rightly be described as the best value model boat kit available today! Based on the Liverpool Alexandra Towing Company Fleet, Active is typical of a modem harbour tug that can be seen earning its keep at many UK harbours. The excellent handling of the full size prototype is perfectly reproduced in the model. Definitely one for the sailing enthusiast as well as the builder! Scale: 1:50 Length: 25.5 inches (648 mm) Beam: 7.25 inches (185 mm) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and funnel • Over 250 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| River Queen | The kit is presented to our usual high standards, and makes a good subject for the first time or novice builder, whilst retaining a lot of scope for the more experienced modeller. A very complete kit to make the model as shown, with the exception of paints and adhesives. Built by Lobnitz & Co. Ltd, Renfrew, Scotland with the yard No. 478. Launched in 1895, originally named Clive, she disappeared from mercantile navy lists after 1935. A typical river tug of her time, she had a compound engine and coal fired boiler. Used mainly for light towing, soundings and the transportation of people. She had only limited accommodation aft, and a forward saloon fitted with bench seats, lockers, fold down wash basin and earth closet. Scale: 1:24 Length: 27.5 inches (698 mm) Beam: 6 inches (152 mm) Displacement: 6lbs (2.7 kg) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and forward housing complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 130 white metal fittings including helmsman figure • electric motor, propshaft, coupling and propeller • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft, propeller, motor & coupling Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Britannia | This model is based mainly on old photographs of a Tyne Pilot Boat. So far as is known the colours are correct and she features a large anchor windlass on the fore deck. One thing that is certain is she was built onto the already proven 86' Steel Drifter Hull so fits readily into our range and builds into a clean uncluttered model which is ideal for steam or electric power. With the large saloon entry house good access is assured, and that, along with her funnel position makes her ideal for steam installation and the opening doors etc ensure a plentiful air supply to burners. Photographs show a builders type ladder lashed to the forward boom and we have faithfully portrayed that on the model. Little is know about the prototype apart from the photos we based the model on, but she is a typical Tyne Pilot Boat from the turn of the century. She was launched in 1907 and spent her service life on the River Tyne in the North East of England. Scale: 1:24 Length: 43 inches (1092 mm) Beam: 9.25 inches (235 mm) Displacement: 18lbs (87.5 kg) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and ships boats complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood for Decks, Saloon & Skylight • Nearly 700 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Sealight | Sealight is the smaller of two Clyde Puffers in our range. For those looking for a model that simply oozes with character in a manageable size look no further, even the wheelhouse is fully fitted out. Clyde Puffers are one of the most popular vintage model boat subjects, just take a look at the photos and say your not tempted! Sealight is a scale model of a West Highland Coaster of that name. Built at Greenock in the 1930's she was lost in passage from Northern Ireland to Wales in 1963. Like all 'Puffers' of her era she would carry a variety of cargos and was of the larger type of vessel, being 86foot in length. Scale: 1:32 Length: 32 inches (813 mm) Beam: 8 inches (203 mm) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control under electric or steam power. Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and ships boat • Over 600 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Danny Boy | Danny Boy is a representative model of a typical Herring Drifter of the early part of the 20th century, and is based on a variety of builders drawings. Superbly detailed and very atmospheric Danny Boy is a builders dream, lift off the capstan cover to reveal a replica of the twin cylinder steam engine which powered the capstan! Danny Boy is not based on an individual Prototype, but is representative of a typical Herring Drifter of the 1920's seen in their hundereds at UK ports during the boom in herring fishing until the early post war period. Scale: 1:24 Length: 43 inches (1092 mm) Beam: 9 inches (229 mm) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control under electric or steam power. Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull and superstructure and ships boats, complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 650 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller |  |
| Highlander | Everyone loves a Clyde 'Puffer', and at a scale of 1:24 the Highlander can only be described as breathtaking. When fully detailed and weathered this models simply oozes character and has such an air of realism you could swear it was the real thing. Just look at the photos opposite! Arguably the best kit ever offered of a Clyde Puffer, this is truly a model for the enthusiast. Highlander is a representative model of a 66 foot West Highland Coaster, usually referred to as the 'Puffer'. Providing vital supplies around the west coast and islands of Scotland, Puffers have a universal appeal, having been the subject of numerous books and movies - no model collection is complete without a 'Puffer'! Scale: 1:24 Length: 33 inches (838 mm) Beam: 9.5 inches (235 mm) Displacement: 15lbs (7 kgs) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, funnel, superstructure and ships boats complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 640 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, tube etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Colour photo pack • Resin crew figures • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Empire | This pretty model provides lots of scope as it was launched in naval service and had a second life in civilian service (see history below). The only problem will be choosing which one to model - you may have to do both! Classic tug lines means this is a fine performer on the water, and of course superb for static display. Built during July 1942 at the Goole Shipbuilding and Repair Company as one of the Warrior Class. Subsequently sold in May 1946 to the Clyde Shipping Company Ltd. of Glasgow, and renamed the Flying Tempest, where she served for sixteen years before being sold to an Italian company, and eventually scrapped in 1986. Scale: 1:32 Length: 41.5 inches (1055 mm) Beam: 9.5 inches (240 mm) Displacement: 28lbs (12.5 kg) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and funnel complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 750 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Ben Ain | Ben Ain is another model that has great scope for further detailing, and is a very popular model in our range. The model is ideal for converting to steam power due to its excellent access and guidance is provided on motor and propeller sizes along with stand section drawings. A truly authentic looking model on both the water and static display. Ben Ain was one of 4 vessels to the same basic design by Manchester Dry Docks company Ltd, Ellesmere Port. Starting her long career as Yard no. 73 being laid down to the builders own account in 1919. She was launched as the Doris Thomas in March 1924. She was later sold in 1936 and renamed Dennis head. she was sold again in 1938, and was renamed Ben Ain in 1939. Her eventual demise was in 1963, being one of the last single hatch steam coasters on the Irish sea. There is a photo of her in service in the slideshow opposite, which although of poor quality gives a good representation of the full size. Scale: 1:32 Length: 47 inches (1194 mm) Beam: 8 inches (203 mm) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and lifeboats complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 900 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book, photographs of the working model and historical notes. • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Admiralty | With such a long service life in both military and civilian guises, this model can be built as either, providing the modeller with a choice of completing either model, each having their own character. Whichever version you build the result is a large impressive model, which is a great performer on the water. the photos opposite are a mixture of both versions. Typical of many such craft built for servicing fleet vessels. One of a group built by Yarwoods of Northwich, C.642 was launched in 1946 and served until being placed for disposal in 1956. Purchased by F.T. Everard & Sons Ltd of Greenwich, Kent, C.642 was renamed the 'Clanity' and used for a short period as a dry cargo carrier before being lengthened and widened in a conversion to a tanker. Steam propulsion was retained until she ended her days in a scrap yard in Antwerp in 1969. Scale: 1:32 Length: 49.5 inches (1257 mm) Beam: 9.5 inches (241 mm) Displacement: 35lbs (16.5 kg) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control. Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull • Over 1600 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller |  |
| Osprey | A superbly detailed model which lends itself to so much extra detailing you may never want to finish it. Due to the nature of the subject there is lots of scope for weathering. These ships served long and under harsh conditions, and when completed the model looks so real you can almost smell the salt air! A fantastic nostalgic subject that will be the pride of place in any fleet. An Armed Drifter of the First and Second World War periods. literally hundreds of these Steel or Wooden vessels were taken into The Royal Navy Auxiliary Service and converted in yards around the country. Given light armaments and manned by a mixture of raw hostilities only ratings and experienced fishermen they carried out many duties, as Tenders, Harbour Defence, Minesweeping etc. Ours is of a Steel Minesweeper and is from the yard drawings of Alexander Hall of Aberdeen. Scale: 1:24 Length: 43 inches (1092 mm) Beam: 9 inches (229 mm) Displacement: 16 to 18lbs Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and ships boats complete with super b surface detail • Printed wood • Over 800 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, tube etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Cruiser | Big and beautiful, this model is a must for tug lovers everywhere! A superb performer on the water which would make a good conversion to steam power if desired. Equally at home as a static display model, the kit is a very rewarding build resulting in a highly desirable model. Cruiser was one of the last coal fired tugs to be built in Britain. Built by Alexander Hall of Aberdeen and launched in 1953, the tug went into service with the firm of Steel & Bennie, Glasgow. Converted to Diesel in 1963 she later changed owners and was renamed the Ardneil under which name she was seen to be working around North Wales & Liverpool until her recent sale abroad. Scale: 1:32 Length: 45.5 inches (1156 mm) Beam: 12 inches (305 mm) Displacement: 40lbs (18.18 kgs) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, funnel, superstructure and ships boats complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Nearly 1,000 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, tube etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Colour photo pack • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Bangarth | A superb scale tug, typical of its kind which makes into a big imposing model. With its classic tug lines Bangarth is a superb performer on the water, but is also an equally impressive static model. With its colourful livery and intricate detail, this is a model that always turns heads! Bangarth was one of the more colourful tugs owned by the Red Towing Company of Liverpool. Built by Alexander Hall Limited, Aberdeen in 1952 with the yard number 740. Bangarth had a relatively short career, being scrapped after 18 years of service. An ideal model for those that prefer more modern lines. Scale: 1:32 Length: 41.5 inches (1055 mm) Beam: 9.5 inches (240 mm) Displacement: 30lbs (13.5 kg) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control, under either electric or steam power. Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and funnel complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 750 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Boston Typhoon | An atmospheric model to test the ability of the more experienced builder, but equally within the limits of the more accomplished beginner. Boston Typhoon is one of the more popular models in our range, just take a look at the photographs opposite and you will see why. Bristling with detail this model is a builders dream, a superb model of a very evocative subject. Boston typhoon had a long and varied career. Built at Lowestoft during 1948, with the official number of FD 272 with an overall length of 137 feet. After five years service she was sold to Norway in 1953 and renames "Rollanes". She served for a further fourteen years under this guise before eventually being scrapped in 1967. Scale: 1:32 Length: 55.5 inches (1410 mm) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control under electric or steam power Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull and ships boats complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 1,300 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, tube etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Colour photo pack • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Sir Lancelot | A superb model of a WWII minesweeper that is sure to appeal to all the military subject enthusiasts out there. Sir Lancelot builds into a simply stunning model with plenty of scope for weathering and adding your own personal touches. Take a look at the pictures opposite & we are sure you will agree this is a model to be proud of! One of a class (round table class) of eight minesweepers, Sir Lancelot and her Sister Ship Sir Galahad were two of the class equipped for moored mine clearance, the other six being influence sweepers. Based on a pre-war trawler, Star of Orkney, the workhorse like lines show through on this super detailed model. Scale: 1:32 Length: 56 inches (1402 mm) Beam: 10 inches (255 mm) Displacement: 45lbs Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, funnel, superstructure and ships boats complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over XXX white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Colour photo pack • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| St. Nectan | This kit faithfully reproduces the character of the full size, and with such a large model the scope for extra detailing and weathering is virtually limitless (it is after all the largest model in our range!). Hugely impressive, and although the most expensive kit in our range this is the one to aspire to. This is a model of a classic Steam Trawler. Launched in 1937, St Nectan ended her thirty year career in 1967. Built by Cook, Welton and Gemell at Beverley in Yorkshire, under Yard Number 619, she was launched at their works on 2nd November 1936, and registered as H411 on 11th January 1937, working under the ownership of Thomas Hamling & Co. Ltd of Hull for all her working life. Scale: 1:32 Length: 68 inches (1730 mm) Beam: 10.5 inches (268 mm) Displacement: 45 lbs (20.5 kg) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull, superstructure funnel and lifeboats complete with superb surface detail • Printed wood • Over 1,600 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book , and photographs of the working model. • Propshaft & propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Lighter No7 | A very simple model, with just enough detailing to keep all builders happy, and a great choice for a first model. Lighter No7 is a great tow for any of the 1:32 scale models in our range, so for something a bit more interesting on the water, team up with a friend for a tow! Lighter Barge No 7 Is based on Dunstons yard drawings. It is an ideal tow for most models and can be loaded as required, some model makers will see this kit as ideal for modifying and motorising etc. Scale: 1:32 Length: 34.5 inches (901 mm) Beam: 9 inches (229 mm) Displacement: as required Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control. Kit contains: • GRP Moulded hull • Over 350 white metal fittings • All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc • Full size drawing & instruction book • Propshaft & propeller |  |
| Motor Tug Lowgarth | Lowgarth was one of the later additions to the range. This model is ideally suited to the less experienced modeller, being based on a more modern tug it has a less fussy and neater appearance. The model is fantastic on the water, having a large propeller and movable kort nozzle. The original vessel was built by Richards Shipbuilders at Lowestoft and launched in 1965 as a development of the Plumgarth/Avongarth class. The success of her design led to a further four ships of almost identical design. She was powered by a 7 cylinder oil engine built by Ruston & Hornsby, to a single fixed pitch propeller operating with a kort steerable nozzle. Following sale by Cory and a number of years moored on the River Weaver she was purchased by Rigg Shipping and converted for coastal towing. Scale: 1:32 Length: 950mm Beam: 270mm Kit contains: GRP Moulded hull, funnel, superstructure and ships boats complete with superb surface detail Over 250 white metal and resin fittings All necessary wood, cordage, tube etc Full size drawing & illustated instruction book Propshaft & 80mm brass kort propeller Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| Steam Tug Kerne / HMT Terrier | Built in Scotland 1912. In 1913 Winston Churchill, ordered the return of the 3 Mediterranean fleets to the UK as the Royal Navy urgently required Tugs. She was added to the Chatham Dockyard Tug as H.M. Tug Terrier. H.M. Tug Terrier served in two World Wars as a Basin Tug. She was renamed as Kerne in 1948 and is preserved in Liverpool. Scale: 1:32 Length: 28 3/8 inches (720mm) Beam: 7.5 inches (190mm) Displacement: 10lb (4.5kg) Either model, Admiralty or Civilian can be built from the same kit. The kit is to the usual high standards of all our fleet and includes: GRP hull and superstructure funnel all wood, cord, materials full size plan build manual white metal fittings Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| SS Ebbrix | SS Ebbrix Designed to be a working boat, used for general coasting. Moving cargo or coal around. Ebbrix 1917 – 1939. Launched by Cochrane and sons, Selby in 1916. Registered in the ownership of Robert Rix & Sons, Hull as Ebbrix in 1917. Sold to the Ribble Shipping Co Ltd, Liverpool in 1939 renamed Bannthorn. Sold to the Springfal Shipping Co Ltd, London in 1942 renamed Springouse in 1946. Sold to the Ribble Shipping Co Ltd, Liverpool in 1947 renamed Bannthorn. Sold to Thomas Stone (shipping) Ltd, Swansea in 1947 renamed Brookstone Sold to William Coe and Co Ltd, Liverpool in 1950 renamed Bannthorn Transferred to the Thorn Line Ltd. Arrived at Troon to be broken up by the West of Scotland Shipbreaking Co Ltd in 1954. Registered closed 1955. Scale: 1:32 L.O.A. 57 inches (1480mm) Beam: 9 3/8 inches (238mm) Displacement: 36.75lb (16.7kg) Suitable for static display, free running or 2 plus function radio control under electric or steam power. Kit contains: GRP Moulded hull, superstructure and lifeboats White metal fittings All necessary wood, cordage, wire etc Full size drawing & instruction book Propshaft & propeller |  |
| SS Jarrix | SS Jarrix is another version of the SS Ebbrix. Made by the same company Cochranes and Sons of Selby. Made at 1:48 scale. Jarrix launched by Cochranes and Sons of Selby 28.10.1916. For Robert Rix and Sons of Hull. Used for general cargo work. Scale: 1:48 L.O.A. 39.75” (1010 mm) Beam: 6.25” (160mm) Displacement: 14lb (6kg) The kit is to the usual high standards of all our fleet and includes building manual, GRP hull, Superstructure and lifeboats, other materials, full size plan and of course white metal fittings. Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |
| 55ft Coastal Motor Boat | 55ft Coastal motor boat. It is a GRP hull, with wheelhouse. Developed by Thorney croft used during WWI as a torpedo boat and also into WWII. Also used for anti submarine work in WWII. Scale: 1:16 Length 43″, (1092mm) Beam 8.75″ (210mm) Height 18.5″ (470mm) Displacement 6.6lb (3kg) Kit contains: GRP hull and wheelhouse Light weight resin torpedos Light weight resin depth chargers Deck and bridge fittings Rudder Skeg Prop shaft and props Full size plan and building instructions |  |
| Steam Drifter | The model is built around a two piece thermo formed hull, thermo formed boiler casing and ships boat. Steam Drifter a representation of the 1920s drifter which went up and down the East coast. Scale: 1:72 Length: 380 mm Beam: 88 mm Displacement: as required Suitable for static display, free running or 2 function radio control. Kit contains: Two piece thermo formed hull, boiler casing and ship’s boat Printed plastic parts for the deck, wheelhouse Etched brass and metal fittings, anchor windlass, prop and shaft motor and rbber coupling Full size drawing & instruction book |  |
| Caspar | This attractive model is a representation of a 512 t. general cargo motor vessel built in the Netherlands in the early 1960s. There have been many vessels built to this basic design so you can invent your own colour scheme to reproduce. Scale: 1:48 Length: 992 mm Beam: 174 mm Displacement: approx 4.6kg Single screw suitable for electric propulsion Kit contains: GRP hull Printed plastic parts Etched brass and metal fittings, anchor windlass, prop and shaft General arrangement drawings and instructions |  |
| 1920s Puffer | The model is built around a two piece thermo formed hull, and printed plastic parts for the decks and wheelhouse. 1920s Coastal Puffer Scale: 1:72 Length: 325 mm Beam: 80 mm Displacement: as required Suitable for static display, free running or 2 function radio control. Kit contains: Two piece thermo formed hull Printed plastic parts for the deck, wheelhouse Etched brass and metal fittings, anchor windlass, prop and shaft motor and rubber coupling Main plan & instruction book |  |
| Brede | Scale: 1:20 Length: 500 mm Beam: 185 mm Displacement: as required Suitable for static display or 2 function radio control. Kit contains: GRP hull and superstructure featuring sprayrails and fendering moulded in Ply for deck, ribs and electronics tray. white metal fittings, resin parts, prop and shaft A frames, props, tiller arms. Pre bent railing kit. Full size plan and building notes. Van deze boot is er een tijdschrift artikel [of meer dan 1] te vinden op de pagina Modellen Tijdschrift Artikelen [Deze pagina is alleen toegankelijk voor VMBC het Anker leden] |  |