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Printing the PlansLearn more about printing the plans locally. Visit the Model Boat Plans Printing Page for more information (will open in new window). Copyright 2009-2024 Building-Model-Boats.com Trademarks belong to their respective owners All Rights Reserved Footy PlansBelow are several sets of free Footy plans. Our latest addition is the BUG3, a highly successful design from Roger Stollery in the UK. There's also a new version of "Razor" from Bill Hagerup. He claims the "Razor3" is much better than the original "Razor", but I'm leaving the old plans on the website too. Then there's Angus Richardson's "Moonshadow", followed by Mario Stiller's "Papaya III", Bill Hagerup's "Cobra" and Brett McCormack's "Bob About". Some of these designs are relatively simple to build, others are rather complex! (For an even simpler boat, check out visit Wayne Russell's Bottle Yacht web pages (built with a plastic soda bottle!). See also the Articles page for more inspiration. The WoodenBoat store is also carrying Footy plans for two boats now, search for Brando and Presto .  For those interested in building Ranger, the best source is my article in ModelYachting magazine (Spring 2011, No. 163). The six-page article includes a lot of build pics and very nice drawings done by Jim Linville from my rough originals. The magazine has been distributed to AMYA members, and is available for others from the Ship's Store at theamya.org. Given the difficulty of international mailing, etc., I am posting my originals as requested for those who can't get the magazine. They aren't as pretty, but they are what I build from. Designed displacement is 300 grams. I hope you enjoy the boat.  Razor3 is a better-handling boat than the original (which is now rather old) and the plans are more complete. I also think the narrower beam makes it easier to build. Razor3 is the boat I sailed to second place in last month's Euro GP in the UK.  "Since Razor is a few years old, I thought it was time to post a design that reflects my current thinking. This is a set of plans and a couple pics for my Cobra (the prototype for my entry in the Liverpool Challenge in July, 2008.) It's a bit more complex than Razor, but a better performer, too. The plans are to be printed on 8-1/2 by 14 inch paper. The boat is 300 mm long when built to the plan. The other 5 mm is left for you to make a bow piece to round off the nose as in the pics. I'm posting the same plan I used to build my boat, which means the interior layout, electronics, and rig are left to your preference. Interior bulkheads are not required. Please don't email me for more detailed info...there isn't any! You can refer to the many pics on this site for reference on how others have fitted out their boats. Scott Spacie has done extensive testing of this design, and he assures me that it floats. I hope you'll have fun with it."  I call it Razor. It's intended to be easy to build, so it's a chine design, but I don't think its performance will suffer. I expect it to be a stable boat that is stiff enough to carry more sail than my Halfpint. I built the hull you see in 3 hours. I spray glued the plans to some 1/32 balsa sheet and cut out the panels with a scissors. Then I taped the hull together and superglued the seams. It got a bit tricky at the bow when I glued my fingers to the hull.....but all worked out in the end.   Occasional ruminations, experimentations, and observations on the art and nonsense of building wooden radio control sailboats. Thanks for visiting! Search This BlogR/c sailboat builds.  The "Salish" boat is fantastic. I have been looking into building a T-37 (which is how I found your blog), but it is hard to look beyond the bottom of the blue boat.  Thanks Chance! Good luck on whatever you end up building. Post a CommentPopular posts from this blog, iom sailboat stand, a wooden "alternative" iom rc sailboat, iom rig box (iom sail box) plans, iom alignment and measuring jig (updated). RG-65 Class(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 71 plans rc-sail ship model. When you Purchase Plans, Here's how it works: Receiving the plans via dropbox is so easy, even grandpa can do it! P.D.F. Plans with full size patterns NOTE: PDF Plans can also be sent via E-mail if you prefer. (just provide your email address in "Notes to Seller" when you purchase. (Otherwise, a dropbox link will be sent to your Paypal linked E-mail address) You can also contact us at: [email protected] if there are any issues, and we'll sort it out right away! Please check your junk mail before assuming there is a problem. For any questions about the boats, send an email to the Designer, Gary at [email protected] New RC design based on traditional vessels. Particulars: Length overall 1 meter 39.375 in Length waterline: 97.8 cm 38.5 in Beam: 31 cm 12.25 in Draft: 50.8 cm 20 in Displacement: 6.14 kg 13.5 lbs Ballast fin / bulb: 3.4 kg 7.5 lbs Sail area: 3393 sq cm 526 sq in Height above water: 99 cm 39 in Thanks to all those who have kindly sent us photos of their model projects. OPTION 2: -PAPER PLANS- Printed paper plans are now available for purchase, with direct shipping to your home or business, through a partnership with flying-models.com! Simply click on the link below to find the Bearospace boat plans on their website: Fantasy Boats : My boat designs are “Fantasy Boats”. I want them to LOOK like REAL boats, GOOD boats, SIMPLE boats, the way boats looked years ago, “Vintage” some might say. They portray boats that might have been, or might one day come to be. I also want models that sail in a realistic manner. No “submarining” on a downwind run, or decks awash and booms dragging in the water while on a beam reach in fair weather. No failures to come about, or unwanted rounding up, out of control, in a moderate breeze. These designs stray from being truly “scale” because they include distortions and compromises which are necessary for the model to sail well. The physical laws of mechanical similitude, the “square-cube thing”, come into play. And that folks, is why my boat designs are the way they are….Cheers, Gary We are pleased that respected model yacht sailmaker Rod Carr can provide finished sails made to order for: "Annie", “Irene” and “Emma”. Contact Rod through his Website: carrsails.com SAILS FOR ALL OF THE BOATS $15 U.S.D email delivery via dropbox app. (You don't need to have dropbox to receive the plans) Sent within 24 hrs A semi-scale portrayal of a sprit-rigged cruising sloop from the mid 20th century, d esigned for RC sailing. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNELS: FPVREVIEWS , BEAROSPACE , SAILTAILS , AND BEAROSPACEINSIDER Click here to buy Schooner Irene AND Schooner Annie Plans TOGETHER for only $25 USD A Skiff and a Dory Sloop Emma ORIGINAL IRENE This RC sailing Model "Irene" is a semi-scale portrayal of a small trading schooner from the early 20th century. We made a TOPSAIL for Emma. Check out how to do it on your Emma, or other RC sailboat by clicking on this video: OPTION 1: - PDF PLANS SENT VIA EMAIL - PDF plans purchased from this website site are delivered via email within 24 hrs or less. Email delivery is via Dropbox app in the form of PDF files which you can view on your computer. (You don't need to have Dropbox to receive plans). Load the PDF onto a memory stick and take it to a printshop which has a roll fed printer capable of printing 36” (90 cm) wide. Shops which print architectural plans can usually do the job. Ask that the pages be printed “100% - actual size”. Pages with full size patterns or drawings have dimension check lines which can be measured to assure that the printing has been done correctly. Schooner Irene Annie is a semi-scale portrayal of a modern cruising “cargo” schooner, designed for RC sailing. Annie is a Fast Schooner with traditional eye pleasing appearance, good manners, and easy build. We made her longer, leaner, and lighter than my earlier Schooner "Irene” design. More “modern” perhaps, without bowsprit or bumkin, and “racier”, minimizing scale like details, giving her a taller rig with lighter spars, and boom vangs. Annie’s a beauty, She handles like a dream. How fast is Annie? The fastest boat at the pond? Honestly, it depends on who shows up at the pond that day. She is, after all, a cargo schooner. Annie is a bit faster than “Irene”, a little bit, but only a little! If you are wanting to build a schooner, it could be tough to choose between the sleek “Annie” or schooner “Irene” with her traditional character. 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An optional sail plan with a gaff main sail is included with the “Irene” plan set. Also included are patterns for a skiff and a dory, either of which might serve as a dinghy for “Irene”. P.D.F. PLANS AVAILABLE BY CLICKING THE BUY NOW BUTTON BELOW! Special Offers: Save $$$ Patterns included with Schooner Irene plans Schooner Annie Detailed step-by-step build instructions with pictures, on more than a dozen PDF documents make Emma easier to build for everyone! * Full size patterns assure easy, accurate, creation of this model. * Plywood over bulkhead construction requires no special building jig or forms. * Drawings and instructions detail hull assembly, radio control system, spars & rigging, keel bulb casting, and more! “Emma” has a moderate size rig and provides realistic sailing performance in breezes up to about 15 knots. Features include removable mast, rudder, and fin keel for easy transport. Building this boat exercises a variety of skills, making this a satisfying project for the experienced builder or a great learning project for the novice modeler. The finished model is attractive and robust, a real boat in every way! P.D.F. PLANS AVAILABLE BY CLICKING THE BUY NOW BUTTON BELOW! Click here to buy ALL 3 ! ! ! Schooner Irene, Schooner Annie AND Sloop Emma Plans TOGETHER for only $35 USD Length overall: 147.3 cm 58 in Length on deck: 122 cm 48 in Length Waterline: 101.6 cm 40 in Beam: 35.5 cm 14 in Draft: 53.3 cm 21 in Displacement: 11.4 kg 25 lbs. Sail area: 5484 sq cm 850 sq. in. Height above water: 127 cm 50 in. ____________________________________ Total: 1106 GAFF OPTION English Pilot cutters inspired the design of this semi scale RC sailing model. We offer plans for DIY scratch build boats designed for RC sailing. These are real, proper boats which deliver the wholesome good looks of traditional sailing craft, and outstanding, realistic, sailing performance. Plans include full size patterns which make it easy for the hobbyist to accurately create the balanced hull forms. Simple "plywood over bulkhead” construction does not require building jigs or forms. Boat building will exercise a variety of skills, satisfying the seasoned modeler, or providing a great learning experience for the novice. One day you can have the thrill of launching and sailing a boat that you built yourself. Cheers Mates! Click here to buy Schooner Annie AND Sloop Emma Plans TOGETHER for only $25 USD - Give Me More Data
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Bearospace Industries © Copyright Privacy Policy  Introduction: RC Boat How to make an easy and fast RC Boat! Step 1: The PlansHere you have the boat plans in .dwg and .pdf format. Download the .PDF plans if: - You don´t know how to use AutoCAD yet.
- You don´t have a laser cutting or CNC machine.
Attachments Step 2: Materials Needed Build the boat: - 3 and 5 mm plywood panels.
- Coping saw.
- Sand papers.
- Polyester resin.
- White glue.
- Red, black and white paint.
- Inkjet with white and decal sheets.
Electronics: - 15kg servo.
- CNC Coupling.
- 200A brushless ESC.
- 115 mm Rudder Shaft.
- HB 3650 Brushless motor.
- 3 channel receiver.
- FS-CT6B transmitter.
Step 3: Cutting the Pieces - Resize the .PDF as you wish for making a bigger or smaller boat. This model is 900mm long.
Tip: Under 550mm boats built with this plans tend to submerge when the lake is choppy. Be careful! - Print the pieces in white paper sheets and stick them on the 3mm panel.
- Draw the contour of the pieces with a pencil into the plywood.
- Dettach the papers and cut the panel following the lines you have done before.
Note: Don´t cut Half of Deck pieces until you have read Step 6. Step 4: Hull Bottom - Glue the bottom pieces to the transom.
Tip: Sand down the inner parts of the bottom pieces before for creating a strong glued joint. - When the trasom glue has dried up, put the bow sections together.
Tip: Glue four semi-spheric wooden sticks as bilge keels. They will help the boat going straight at high speeds and rolling less. Step 5: Hull Sides - Repeat the Step 3 process with the side pieces.
Notice the extra lenght added to the rear pieces for hiding the rudder. Step 6: Deck - Join the Half of Deck paper sheets together with cellophane tape or draw the contour of one piece and later the other one with the same sheet.
- Decide the cockpit size and cut the deck squared gap with a cutter. It may vary depending on the motor and batteries you are going to use.
Tip: Don´t make a big gap. The deck is straight until it reaches the yellow line. Exceeding it may cause problems when fitting the cockpit. Step 7: Waterproofing the Boat Polyester resin is a good sealer and adds extra strenght to the structure. Without it boats tend to dissasemble while crashing or after a few days touching the water. - Mix it with two catalyst drops in a can. Pour it inside the boat and spread it over all surfaces and joints.
Step 8: Motor and Rudder Mount - Attach the rudder shaft to the transom with four screws.
- Cut another 5mm piece. The servo support must have four drilled holes.
- Cable ties are a simple way of making a servo keep its place. Pass them through the holes.
Tip: Install a rubber bellow enclosing the servo bar. Avoid water to seep in! - Make a 5mm plywood motor mount. We are using the HB 3650 Brushless Motor.
- Align the motor with the 4mm propeller axis and glue the mount to the bottom pieces.
Tip: Seal the axis and bellow with lithium grease. Without it water could flow inside the hull easily. Accessories as trim tabs and turn fins can be bought or made using aluminium plates. Step 9: Cockpit Brackets - Make an U structure using thin plywood sheets and squared sticks, the cockpit must fit in the gap.
- Glue four screws to it. Their nuts won´t let the cockpit fly off while moving.
Tip: An easier yet effective way of sealing it is making the last picture´s four corner sticks frame. When you have the cockpit in place and the boat ready to sail, paste electrical tape on the cockpit-hull junction. (The last picture is another boat, its Instructable will be ready soon!) Step 10: The Cockpit This model´s cockpit is made out of fiberglass. - Give shape to a polystyrene sheet using sand papers. This is going to be the mold.
- Wrap it in plastic. This will help to separate the final pieces.
- Add fiberglass strips soaked with resin all around the mold.
- When dry, apply more soaked strips to put the upper and lower cockpit together.
(In the newest models I use another technique to make the cockpits, I will explain it soon) Step 11: Add Some Extras - Add four squared sticks to the finished cockpit. Make sure they fit the lower U structure!
- Drill four small holes to let the screws pass trought the cockpit.
- Air intakes look nice and help to cool down the electronics and the motor. But be careful with the watertight!
Tip: For small models don`t make gaps for the intakes, just glue them to the wood panel. Step 12: Closing the Hull - Glue the upper and lower hull together.
- Sand down the projections of the upper hull.
Tip: If they are big, use a cutter first to help you. Step 13: Decorative Spoiler A non functional spoiler sounds weird. These boats don´t run fast enough to make it work properly, so it is more like an extra accessory. Step 14: The Boat´s Base To avoid paint scratches or rudder dents a 5mm plywood stand should be built. Tip: Make it waterproof or fix the pieces together with another glue. White glued parts tend to separate while in contact with water. Step 15: Base Painting White paint is used as base. The spoiler looks great in red. Step 16: Extra Painting The boat´s appearance will be better if we add extra colours as red or black. Design your own scheme to make yours an unique boat in the world! Step 17: Adding Decals - Search on the Internet logos you like or create your own ones. Paste them in a Microsoft Word tab.
- Print them on decal sheets. You may have to change the inkjet settings before printing.
Tip: For Epson inkjets you should change the paper type to Epson Photo Paper Glossy or Premium Glossy. Results may vary depending on the sheet quality, the ink type and the printer model. - Apply some varnish layers to the sheet. If the ink makes contact with water, decals will smudge. Be careful!
- Inmerse the decals in a plate with water one by one. Paste them to the boat and dry them with paper.
Step 18: Varnish the Model Apply 2 or 3 varnish layers to the boat. You can add more to the decal areas to be sure they are not going to move or smudge. Safety first! Step 19: Ready to Run - Install the battery, the ESC controller and the receiver.
- Put some cloths inside the boat to soak up water if cracks appear.
Our RC Boat is now finished! CPM Model SailboatsJ class rc sailboats, header content region, insert text, image or banner ads here, or just delete this text and leave this area blank.  1/25 (36") Scale America's Cup high performance model sailboat 5ft Replica of the 1962 Americas Cup 12 Meter 45" Scale Model of the Olympic Star Boat J Class Boat-Shamrock V1/16 (8'-10')Scale Replica of the 1930's America's Cup Class Yacht RMG Sail WinchesHigh Performance sail control winches  - Create as many news links as you need. News links are simple bullet lists.
This is where you would add your text, images, or advertising banner | 2023 J Boat Down the River Race Aug 25th Info CPM is now producing the Shamrock V Original Plug and mold by Dave Brawner and Ranger mold and plug by Gary Mueler Shamrock V and Range Fiberglass hulls, Rudders, Mast fittings. Current prices for the Shamrock V are as follows Hull - $625.00 Rudder w/Shoe - $175.00 Ballast (3 Piece) - $200.00 Current prices for the Ranger are as follows Hull - $700.00 Rudder w/Shoe - $175.00 SHAMROCK V BUILD SITE Fully Built Ready to sail Shamrock V J boat cost estimate. Shipping is additional Are you interested in building a J Boat? Take a look the Shamrock V Build Web site for all aspects of building a J Boat SHAMROCK V BUILD SITE Build queue Deposit Policy To be placed into the CPM Build Queue a min deposit of $100 is required. Due to the custom nature of building fiberglass hulls and components this deposit is NON refundable. J Boat Video's J BOAT Photos and Construction | | | | | | Custom Painting | Deck construction | Finished boat ready for the
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