Pete's Tug Boat.

[Guest]

Hi this is my next build a harbour tug boat.



WARNING SUNGLASSES ON

PARTS.



Started with the hull and deck. The deck which had a few of ejector pin marks which all had to be removed.



Propeller and rudder.


Gunwale bands and cleats


Bulwarks which had a lot of ejector pin marks which all had to be removed.


Blanked off rear section and added three doors


Added white rod as decorative trim to hide molding defects.



Thank you for looking.
Pete.

[papa 695]

Nice start Pete, It looks like It's going to be an interesting build, with plenty of work to do.

[rtfoe]

Hi Peter,

Great start and more sophisticated process than my attempt at building the same a while back. You'll enjoy it as much as I did and what a weird scale it was. Here's a shot of my finished Tugboat...



Cheers,
Richard

[Jim R]

Hi Pete
Having built this recently I will certainly follow your build. There will definitely be times when the bin will seem like the best place for it :smiling3: :smiling5:
Jim

[yak face]

Nice peter , i love a good tug:flushed:, great to see something different , and i like a man whos particular about cleaning his bulwarks, cheers tony:tongue-out3:

[Si Benson]

Hi Pete,
I will eventually build one of these myself.....one day! I’ll enjoy watching you tackle this in the mean time:thumb2:
Si

[Mickc1440]

Sunglasses on and watching :smiling2:

[Guest]

Nice start Pete, It looks like It's going to be an interesting build, with plenty of work to do.

Cheers Ian, I hope I can keep everyone interested .
Pete.

[Guest]

Hi Peter,

Great start and more sophisticated process than my attempt at building the same a while back. You'll enjoy it as much as I did and what a weird scale it was. Here's a shot of my finished Tugboat...

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Cheers,
Richard

Hi Richard thank you but it's very early days, have you got any more pic's of your build.
Pete.

[Guest]

Hi Pete
Having built this recently I will certainly follow your build. There will definitely be times when the bin will seem like the best place for it :smiling3::smiling5:
Jim

Hi Jim I though it was about time I started it, as you know I got it the same week you started yours.
Cheers for the PM reply.
Pete.

[Guest]

Nice peter , i love a good tug:flushed:, great to see something different , and i like a man whos particular about cleaning his bulwarks, cheers tony:tongue-out3:

Hi Tony thank you, I though I would do something different for a change. And I'm very particular about cleaning my bulwarks sir :tongue-out3::tongue-out3::tongue-out3:.
Pete.

[Guest]

Hi Pete,
I will eventually build one of these myself.....one day! I’ll enjoy watching you tackle this in the mean time:thumb2:
Si

Hi Si there room for one, come on you know you want to :smiling3:.
Pete.

[Guest]

Sunglasses on and watching :smiling2:

Hi Mick I did warn you, may be I should have said welding goggles :smiling3:.
Pete.

[Guest]

Got abit more done.

On the funnel I removed the moulded ladder, drilled holes for 0.4 copper wire and made new ladder, drilled out horn, added wire to horn.






Thank you for looking .
Pete.

[Guest]

Hi finshed off the funnel, added new decking, made lid & hinges to stowage box, added clear plastic to the all portholes.



Onto the lower superstructure, added clear plastic to all the portholes, made 4 x clamps to secure the fire axes handlles. made a lid & hinges to stowage box.
Fitted to deck and primed the inside will be white.




Mockup.

Thank you for looking.
Pete.