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	Alan Tidman's narrow boat. She is called Heather Bell and is a 15 mm to the foot scale of an original boat used during the War. She carried coal to Worcester and flour to Tipton, and was worked by a Mother and daughter, who were featured on Waterworld
	Details to follow. Springer Tug. Scratch built by Tony Gibbons
	Steve Latham's boat Clyde Puffer. "Highland Rose" 1/24 scale. Built from the "Mountfleet" kit, Geared 385 motor with 6v electrics, also lights and smokgenerator on 12v. 5 channel 2.4mhz radio.
	Ray Peacock's loading bay. This was scratch built over a number of weeks. Palletts were hand built on a mass production type system which was very labourious but very satisfying! "and has given me hours of enjoyment loading my one and only lorry".
	Alan Tidman's Jasmine is made from a plan out of a boat mag. Constructed from 2 m/m light ply, all formers and bulk heads are 2 m/m laminated to 4 m/m, to ensure flatness with 1/4" x 1/4" obechi on the edges to give something to glue too. The funnel is a cardboard tube, punkers are copper pipe & elbows.
	Keith Sharp's Aerokit's 1/12th scale Waveney Lifeboat, The Lady of Lancashire. Was stationed at Fleetwood in Lancashire from 21.1.1976-15.10.1989 Builtin 1975 at Groves & Guttridge, Cowes The model is fitted with a pair of MFA"850's" has a 3 channel radio enabling each motor to be controlled seperately and each motor has it's own power supply. It was started in 1981 and is still not completely finished!!!(Are they ever!?)
	Keith Sharp's other lifeboat a  Speedline Trent Class! Sea trials complete! Still a heck of a lot of work left to do on it!!!!!!! Speedline Model's new site.
	Ray Peacocks "Cross Tiger" This little electric monster truck performs absolutely spot on ------ so smooth for £80
	Bob Walker's Polish Lifeboat. The real boat, at the time of building, was still in operation in the polish port of Gdansk. Launched in 1993. Scratch built from plans by Keith Bragg.
	Alan Tidman's tank. Believed to be a German King Tiger Mk.IV about 1943. Constructed in 1998 approx!
	Details to follow
	Brian Roger's 1/24 scale Fairmile D motor gun boat; 4 motors, scratch built with added armour white metal fittings.
	Dave's Rock Crawler. Completely handbuilt from spare parts contributed by a clodbuster. No terrain is too much for this vehicle!!
	Roger Master's "The Lady Gwen". Built in 2008 from plans supplied by Waverley Model who also supplied the fibre glass hull. Powered by a 12 pole 6-12volt motor supplied by Model Motors Direct. Power supplied by 2 x 12 volt lead acid batteries which gives a brisk performance if neccessary. Running gear supplied by SHG of Wheaton Aston together with technical support and cups ot tea from Jerome and Sue. Thanks! Lights are powered from a spare 6 volt battery which is also uesd as ballast to counteract the main 12 volt battery sited just forward of amidship!
	RM's "second" boat!!!!!!. (Looks uncannily familiar!) Alternative superstructure, scratch built of a Scottish Stein Trawler! To give variation in appearance and added interest!!
	Tony's tow! The Springer push tug 'Fugly Duck' was scratch built from free plans D/L on the internet, the upper works just happened. The Crane Barge also scratch built with the bottom board recycled from our 'Plank' race entry, the crane coming from a charity shop, wheels and cab removed. The rest again was built with no particular plan it just evolved.
	Tony towing again! The Tid Tug 'Daniel' was built from plans available from Marine Modelling Magazine (Plan No: MAR2447) With the wheel house left open. The two barges shown where Recycled drawer's from an old caravan.
	Tony towing yet again!again! The Modern Tug 'Ethelfleda' is a semi kit from Mobile Marine and is a fibreglass hull. Scratch built upper works and has; Twin independent motors, Kort Nozzle steering, Fore and Aft electric winch and Bow thruster motors.
	Bob Walker's More details to follow
	Bob Walker's More details to follow
	Another of Alan Tidman's boats, Jenii. Many people have seen these boats in use on holliday, as it is a kit built model of a Venice Water Bus ( I think affectionately known as a Vapporetto ) The seating on deck and in the cabin took 2 weeks full time work to build!! She sails extremely well and looks the part on the water.
	Details to follow.
	"Victoria" America Cup Racing Yatch. Yatch bulit by John Magill. Kit Build by "Thunder Tiger" The Thunder Tiger Racing yatch is regognised by the AMYA as a "one design" moedel yacht class. It's easy to build and a perfect model for the first time sailor, fun to sail in light to moderate winds. There is a dedicated web site to Victoia for information on basic design. Length 779mm
	Dave's Rally Support Vehicle. Made from a Mercedes truck with a fully fitted workshop to repair any rally break downs. Mechanics included.
	Alan's latest project. Details to follow.
	Details to follow
	Keith Sharp's Huntsman. Sea trials complete! I was given this boat. It had been in somebody's loft for the last 30 years or so. Manage to find a set of plans by Vic Smeed. The original design had a IC engine installed. But on the plan it shows 2 prop shafts so I've fitted a MFA 850 motor to each one!!!
	John Magill's American harbour tug - Vera G. circa 1940-1960. Scale - 1/2 inch to foot. Length 43 inches by beam 10 inches. Hull moulded fibreglass. Powered by one MFA 12volt 6 to 1 reduction motor. 2 inch dia 3 bladed prop. Equipped with 6v lights. Looks good on the water at night!!
	Brian Roger's 1/350 scale Italeri 80' Elco PT Boat, plastic kit, motorised with 2 channel radio.
	Details to follow
	Brian Roger's 1-700 scale!!!!
	Pete Perry's. It's a weather class oil rig supply vessel. Purchased 2nd hand and required work. Powered by a 6 volt motor and 6v flat pack battery.
	Details to follow.
	Another of Pete Perry's boats. Bought in a sad state of repair from a car boot! Fitted with a 12 volt Johnson 500 motor, powered by a 7.2v flat pack battery.
	Details to follow.
	Semi Scale Elco 80. Built from a free plan, of balsa construction, 500 motor, 7.2v NMh. 2 channel 40 mhz radio. Currently in dry dock for repair following an attempt to clean it up with Cellulose Thinners forgetting I had painted it with Enamel! Built by Steve Latham
	David Masters' 1/12th scale Bluebird of Chelsa. Modelled on the second motor yatch owned by Donald Campbell. It has a 52"x 9" beam fibreglass hull, mahogany superstructure and planked decks in Tanganjika wood. Took 10 months to build. Powerd via 2 x Torpedo 800 motors running on 12 volts with combined twin ESC and mixer.
	David Masters built this little dingy and it was inteded, initially, for the motor launch "Bluebird of Chelsea". A balsa wood mould was made and the model was built around it from plastic card cut into planks to make it look clinker built. "But upon completion I was not satisfied with the end product". It was put aside until spotted by David 's grandson who thought it looked good. "So between us we built the little fishing boat, of which he is very proud" The crew were purchased to make it look like a working boat by David's grandson.
	Details to follow.
	Details to follow.
	Deans Marine 1/24 Vosper MTB, up-rated with 50%more power on 9.6 volts than the standard to get it to really plane !.
	The 1/32nd Higgins Series 200, 78 Ft PTB. from August 2004 Model Boats. Built by David Masters and constructed on a balsa wood frame covered with tissue paper. The superstructure is 1/16th ply. All aramament from Euromodels in Gloucestershire. Powered by one 550 fan cooled motor running at 8.4volts and controlled by a 15 amp rated Electonize ESC.
	Details to followe !.
	Details to follow.
	USA Coastguard Cutter. (Roger Masters) Bought form a gentleman no longer "sailing"! Re-furbished with 2 new "500" motors, new batteries and a new lick of paint, it now displays a crisp performance on the water.
	S L Marina The 1/12th scale steam launch is modelled on a Typical Gentleman'S launch based on the Thames in 1920/30s . It has a 46" x 8 1/4" beam fibreglass hull. mahogany and pear were used for the lining and cabin. J Poultney supplied the steam plant and it took David Masters 8 months to build.
	Riva Rivaria Bought ready made complete 12 volt motor powered via a 7.2 flat pack battery.
	Details to follow.
	Details to follow.
	Details to follow.
	Details to follow.
	The yacht "Moonbeam" is a model built from a kit purchased from Metcalf Mouldings. It is based around a pond yacht, which was sailed in the early 1910's. Built by David Masters. Daughter-in-law Alice very kidly made the sails from the patterns and cloth supplied with the kit. The yacht looks quite a picture on the water!
	They live here!!! Beware in the breeding season.

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