Deck accessories/hardware

[“Pete” Jackson]

Just getting going with OcCre’s tug..Ulises…1/30. This is my third plank on bulkhead model having finished a Bluenose and a seagoing tug of unknown origin, both some years ago. Tugs are notorious for carrying deck accessories, ie. Barrels, buckets, tools etc. Not being into 3D is there anyone out there that sells this type of 1/30 scale aftermarket product? Any info would be gratefully received.

 

[Senorbob]

Just getting going with OcCre’s tug..Ulises…1/30. This is my third plank on bulkhead model having finished a Bluenose and a seagoing tug of unknown origin, both some years ago. Tugs are notorious for carrying deck accessories, ie. Barrels, buckets, tools etc. Not being into 3D is there anyone out there that sells this type of 1/30 scale aftermarket product? Any info would be gratefully received.

i am also building ulises. planning to launch her? anyway plastic wood is proof that god loves you and wants you to finish

 

[“Pete” Jackson]

I got the RC bug out of my system some years ago belonging to a Model Flying Club…..expensive business….LOL. Now my “ships” are static. I enjoy the “journey” and the feeling of satisfaction plus it keeps me away from the TV

 

[Senorbob]

i think billings boats might have a couple things that you could use

 

[Roger Pellett]

Don’t forget the old tires used for fenders!

Roger

 

[Corsair]

Don’t forget the old tires used for fenders!

Roger

Could probably use 1/24 plastic car model tires without too much of a size mismatch.

 

[AllanKP69]

Tugs are notorious for carrying deck accessories, ie. Barrels, buckets, tools etc.

There are a lot of great photos at the following website that you may find interesting as to what things were usually found on board. Click the contents on the left then you have to scroll down to see the photos. Some really great stuff.
https://thamestugs.co.uk/HOME.php
Allan

Couple examples