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List of Plans in P List

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Diesel Ring Net Fishing Boat
Auxiliary Barque Rigged Whaler
I.O.M. Packet - "Lady of Mann" 
Salvage Tug
"Margaret" Fast Cabin Cruiser
"Elizabeth" Fast Day Cruiser
R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth
"Barabara" Cabin Cruiser
Anchor Liner "Circassia"
45 feet Motor Picket Boat
Ship's Boats
90' M.F.V.
Union Castle Liner "Edinburgh Castle"
 
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Table of Dimensions to which Plans are actually drawn

Diesel Ring Net Fishing Boat

This is one of the 48 ft. bright varnished fishermen so well known in our smaller fishing ports and harbours. The plans, which are to a scale of 1/2" = 1' 0", have been prepared to meet the needs of those desiring a really authentic scale model, and are suitable for either showcase or working models. This type of hull is an excellent subject for first class plank on frames construction.

LINES FOR SCALE MODEL.

1/2" = 1'0".

650

ELEVATION & DECK PLAN.

1/2" = 1'0".

651

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Auxiliary Barque Rigged Whaler

These prints are based on a vessel similar to Capt. Scott's famous "Discovery", now moored at Dundee, but are not offered as authentic drawings of that ship.

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I.O.M. Packet - "Lady of Mann"

Drawn by John L. Langford

This vessel was built in 1930 by Vickers-Armstrong. Barrow-in-Furness for the I.O.M. Steam Packet Company, and, up to the outbreak of war was the largest vessel employed by them on the Fleetwood-I.O.M. Service.

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Salvage Tug

Drawn by John L. Langford

The design of this model has been based upon the famous Dutch tug "Zwarte Zee" which, at the time of her completion in 1933, was the largest Salvage Tug afloat.

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"Margaret" Fast Cabin Cruiser

By JOHN L. LANGFORD

This design will appeal to the power boat man requiring a scale job of relatively simple construction, yet large enough to carry a really powerful plant and look well on a large sheet of water. The hull is of the hard chine type, planked in plywood on built up frames, and the drawings include all constructional details, with full size templates ready for laying off directly on to the material.

The hull is 48 in. on the waterline and the method of construction entirely obviates all risk of distortion during building or in the finished model, producing a very light yet strong ship. The external design is that of a modern fast cabin cruiser.

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"Elizabeth" Fast Day Cruiser

By JOHN L. LANGFORD

The overall dimensions and method of construction are the same in this set as for "MARGARET" described above, but the general design is based on a modern day cruiser and therefore calls for a less elaborate superstructure.

Description of Plan	Size of Sheet	White Print No.	Price
ELEVATION, PLAN & SECTIONS	64" X 28"	L.14	12.00 GBP
CONSTRUCTIONAL DRAWING, including full size templates of frames, stem, keel, bulkheads, etc.	64" X 28"	L.15	12.00 GBP
BUILDING INSTRUCTION SHEET, containing printed instructions, details and perspective diagrams illustrating the various stages of construction.	40" X 28"	898	12.00 GBP

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R.M.S. "Queen Elizabeth"

Drawn By JOHN L. LANGFORD

The following drawings are intended for the construction of small scale working models of this famous vessel, although sufficient detail is given for showcase work if desired. The Lines Drawing has the underwater body increased out of scale to provide the necessary displacement. The drawings are full size for a model approximately 32.5" long.

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"Barbara" Cabin Cruiser

CABIN CRUISER (Drawn by JOHN L. LANGFORD)

The dimensions and construction of this model are as described for "MARGARET" earlier on this page, but the superstructure is arranged to suit steam or diesel plant.

Description of Plan	Size of Sheet	White Print No.	Price
ELEVATION, PLAN & SECTIONS	64" X 28"	L.18	12.00 GBP
CONSTRUCTIONAL DRAWING, including full size templates of frames, stem, keel, bulkheads, etc.	64" X 28"	L.19	12.00 GBP
BUILDING INSTRUCTION SHEET, containing printed instructions, details and perspective diagrams illustrating the various stages of construction.	40" X 28"	898	12.00 GBP

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Anchor Liner "Circassia"

This set is one of the most fully detailed Liner plans yet produced and includes all information necessary for the construction of a perfect scale model up to "Builders' Model" standard.

Separate working drawings of all davits, winches, capstans, etc., are included together with separate details of each mast with its fittings and rigging. Alternative Lines Drawings are available, one for scale showcase models, and the other with increased displacement for working models.

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45 feet Motor Picket Boat

The modern Naval Picket Boat makes an extremely pleasing model and being relatively small, means that a large scale can be used resulting in very complete detail. The hull is of the hard chine type suitable for composite plywood construction.
The following drawings are to 3/4" scale and very fully detailed, including internal furnishings, so offering plenty of scope for the real craftsman. For working models the motor is installed in the actual engine-room and the accumulator carried between the seats of the covered cockpit, where it is out of sight in use yet instantly removable.
With the accumulator out and the electrical leads below the cockpit floor, the model becomes a perfect A' scale showcase model, completely fitted and furnished both inside and out and no power plant visible.

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Ships' Boats

The following drawings, consisting of Lines, Plans, Elevations, Sections, both longitudinal and thwart-ships, showing full constructional details, are suitable for the building of large scale planked models of individual boats. They are also invaluable in providing information as to the design, construction and fittings of boats to be carried by scale models of larger ships, particular men-of-war.

Modern Boats

Boats for Modern Warships

Boats for Sailing Men-of-War

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90ft Motor Fishing Vessel

(Drawn by Harold A. Underhill M.C. A.M.I.E.S)

These sturdy Fleet Auxiliaries, designed by the Admiralty on fishing-boat lines and suitable for immediate conversions to fishing when released from service, were well known in all anchorages round our coasts and the following drawings are very fully detailed for a 3/8" model, either working or showcase.

The plans show the vessels as used in the Naval service but include details of the ships as converted for fishing. Size of finished model 36.5" O.A.

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Union Castle Liner "Edinburgh Castle"

(By JOHN L. LANGFORD)

This set has been designed to a scale of 1/16" = 1'0" with the underwater body increased or a working model having a displacement of 14 lbs and a waterline length of 43.625".

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