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Model RNLI Lifeboat - Tyne Class

RNLI Lifeboat - Tyne Class - Ruby and Arthur Reed - Cromer

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Kimosubby Shipyards15/04/2013 14:30:46
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Neil,

I've got the water jets already, from Dortmund, so am going to make a stab at the hull later this year if nothing forth coming from anyone. I do know that the hold up is not being given access to the lines and full drawings - seeing as its a true RNLI design I expect they're keeping a lid on as long as possible.

Kim

janet farrer15/04/2013 17:18:29
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thats a really nice model liked the mersey you had for sale but it sold where did your mersey end up going

janet farrer15/04/2013 17:21:13
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hi

NormanT15/04/2013 19:14:02
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This boat is now sold pending collection.

Regards

Norman

Colin: Is it possible to put this message after my original posting, please.

Reg White03/09/2014 22:45:55
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I worked on this boat when it was being built at Fairey Marine in Cowes Isle of Wight. I fitted the engines & went out on trials. Lovely model. Shame I didn't see it before!

David Hancock10/05/2023 16:08:35
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Hi everyone, I am a newbie to this hobby and I have just picked up a tyne class lifeboat that need finishing. The drawings are in 5/8ths inch to one foot and I was wondering what scale this equates to in modelling terms. I also would like to know where to get parts from if anyone can help.

Ray Wood 212/05/2023 10:20:31
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Hi David,

Your Lifeboat is 1 - 21 scale by my reckoning ? Neil and co. know about parts and figures at that scale I would guess as they are the Lifeboat experts.

Regards Ray

neil howard-pritchard12/05/2023 15:35:22
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thanks for throwing me in at the deep end Ray......hahaaa.............I don't mind

Yes the model is sold as a 1;20th scale as its the nearest that modellers can pick up parts for.

Don't know what you are missing to finish your model, and its only a guess, but Macs Mouldings and masrks model boats and model boat bits do fittings for model boats at different scales, and had it been at 1;12 scale I could have helped with quite a lot, but sadly that is my prefered scale for lifeboats.

Colin, could you please transfer this part of the old thread on to the scratch building section under Tyne 1;20th scale lifeboat,dated from 10/05/2023 and it will be easier to help David.

Thanks, neil.

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