Africa Queen Model Building Plans

[Albert Senior]

Hi modelers, I am looking to build the AFRICAN QUEEN with a steam power unit from plans, can anybody help ALBERT

 

[Jimsky]

Hi modelers, I am looking to build the AFRICAN QUEEN with a steam power unit from plans, can anybody help ALBERT

African Queen (boat) - Wikipedia

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No plans exist. The boat was purchased by the movie company as a semi-derelict in Africa (the steam plant was a mockup - it was powered in the movie by a "hidden" gas engine) and after the movie was left to rust away. It was rescued sometime in the 1970s brought to the US and converted to steam. It has changed hands several times and was last seen at the Key Largo Hotel marina in Florida. The website ...africanqueen.com has been down for over a year. The boat had extensive work done in the late 1990s by Beckmann Boatshop in Rhode Island. Maybe the owner Walter Beckmann, or his son Lloyd, can help you.

Review: Billing Boats' African Queen Kit | Part 1 | Model Boats Magazine

Richard Simpson embarks on a two-part build review of this 1:12 scale kit, aimed at the ‘Advanced Beginner’.

www.modelboats.co.uk

There was an article on a scratch-built model of the Africa Queen in the October issue of Scale Ship Modeler magazine 1986.

THE AFRICAN QUEEN - Farm Collector

AFRICAN QUEEN moved out into the harbor under steam for the first time since 1976

www.farmcollector.com

https://www.amazon.com/Steam-Stirling-Engines-You-Build/dp/0914104063/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2EL5S6GDOM89T&dchild=1&keywords=steam+and+stirling+engines+you+can+build&qid=1616421736&sprefix=Steam+and+Stirling%2Caps%2C241&sr=8-1&tag=forumyield-20

African Queen

This is a scratch built model of the African Queen. It is 43 inches long and has a beam of 13 inches. It is constructed from mahogany plywood and skinned

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