Perkasa MTB in metal
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Wow, his workmanship is fantastic!
I'm always in awe when I go to model engineering exhibitions and see what guys of his ilk produce.
I'm always in awe when I go to model engineering exhibitions and see what guys of his ilk produce.
Scratch building 7 Faireys at a scale of 1:12 and also have 2 built by Dave Milbourn
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Hi All. This link takes you to the guy I was on about. Does anyone know him in New Zealand?
http://cfv.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=633&sid=73ca4eb2af33c220d6a82602deec7493
http://cfv.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=633&sid=73ca4eb2af33c220d6a82602deec7493
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Over 40 years ago a guy in Perth WA was making model MTB is that Motor Torpedo Boats ? if so he was using metal sheets from recycled olive oil cans , form what I can recall really well crafted boats Col
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Can't remember which model it was, not an MTB I think, but a guy on the Model Boats Magazine forum built a boat from metal and used if I remember correctly that from food cans!
Whole different skill set building in metal and something I could never do.
Whole different skill set building in metal and something I could never do.
Scratch building 7 Faireys at a scale of 1:12 and also have 2 built by Dave Milbourn
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@SimpleSailor That sounds interesting.
I think I also had a set of highly detailed plans for the Perkassa from the UK Navy Archive.
Making a perfect scale model from these plans would be entirely possible, but the choice of metal for the hull sets it apart - probably making it unique?
Bob.
I think I also had a set of highly detailed plans for the Perkassa from the UK Navy Archive.
Making a perfect scale model from these plans would be entirely possible, but the choice of metal for the hull sets it apart - probably making it unique?
Bob.
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Perkasa MTB in metal
Hi. A long time ago I came across a man who was making a scratch built 1/24 scale Perkasa (I think it was) MTB out of metal. He had managed to get the full set of plans from the UK Navy archive. I was watching it on YouTube then I lost track of it. I am sure he was living in New Zealand. I would love to know what happened to it or him.
After a lot of searching through my web archives I came across this link. It was a "Brave Swordsman" not a Perkasa. Also the hull was wood with the fittings all hand made from metal. I am sure I found a link to Mike. I will keep looking. http://cfv.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=633&sid=73ca4eb2af33c220d6a82602deec7493
After a lot of searching through my web archives I came across this link. It was a "Brave Swordsman" not a Perkasa. Also the hull was wood with the fittings all hand made from metal. I am sure I found a link to Mike. I will keep looking. http://cfv.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=633&sid=73ca4eb2af33c220d6a82602deec7493
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