Looking for Kit or plans
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Greetings
I am looking for a boat kit or plans the sole purpose of which is to diaplay and electric
outboard engine I have had since I was a kid some 50 plus years ago. the boat I
orginally had was a cabin cursier about 12 to 15 inches long. it is long since gone.
here is a picture of the engine:

Thanks for the help
Gary
I am looking for a boat kit or plans the sole purpose of which is to diaplay and electric
outboard engine I have had since I was a kid some 50 plus years ago. the boat I
orginally had was a cabin cursier about 12 to 15 inches long. it is long since gone.
here is a picture of the engine:

Thanks for the help
Gary
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There are about a dozen or so outboard plans here,...
http://www.svensons.com/boat/
Just scale the plans to your motor, and you should get
a great little model for your display.
[8D]
http://www.svensons.com/boat/
Just scale the plans to your motor, and you should get
a great little model for your display.
[8D]
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Glad to hear you say period correct. There are three kits on eBay right now that are collector's kits perfect size and can usually be copied and built quite easily. I would say these are more of a "carved" model than built-ups.
You would have a nice kit to always keep with it, and also a copy of your own to hang the outboard on next to it. If you resold it, you might even re-coup your loss on the balsa of your keeper. Prices can go towards a $100 I would think. These are starting out about $30.
An electric outboard was my first powered toy boat, however being five or six years old I never built a boat for it other than a cut half-gallon cardboard milk container to hang it on and hit the biggest puddle with it that I could find after a rain.
You would have a nice kit to always keep with it, and also a copy of your own to hang the outboard on next to it. If you resold it, you might even re-coup your loss on the balsa of your keeper. Prices can go towards a $100 I would think. These are starting out about $30.
An electric outboard was my first powered toy boat, however being five or six years old I never built a boat for it other than a cut half-gallon cardboard milk container to hang it on and hit the biggest puddle with it that I could find after a rain.
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bensidus197217
Thanks for the photos and inspiration
I have been looking at the Caballero from the Svensons plans.
Where do you purchase your wood etc. Sorry but I am not a boat builder but model
airplanes of the RC type. Any and all links appreciated
Gary
bensidus197217
Thanks for the photos and inspiration
I have been looking at the Caballero from the Svensons plans.
Where do you purchase your wood etc. Sorry but I am not a boat builder but model
airplanes of the RC type. Any and all links appreciated
Gary



