Digital Full-Size Plans Scale 1:96 Small motor coastal tanker Adrian M Suitable for small radio control

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Adrian M

Small motor coastal tanker

Digital Full Size Plan prints on a sheet 32" x 40"

Digital Five page article with some building notes

Digital emailed files are PDF,

Purchased USB Card includes TIFF and JPEG

Also, USB Card includes several articles on building model boats files are PDF and JPEG

Printing………..IT MAY BE DONE AT A COPY HOUSE

Scale 1:96

Length 27"

Bean 3 7/8"

Power Electric

Suitable for small radio control

by Arthur 0. Pollard, Jr

The typical small motor coastal tanker of today is the 966 gross tons Adrian M, a fine little ship owned by Messrs. Metcalf of London. Featured this month as our working model plan, the full sized Adrian M measures 216.6 in length overall on a moulded breadth of 31.2 feet. At a scale of just 1/8 of an inch to the foot, the Adrian M makes an ideal subject for a 'kitchen table' project, or for those with a limited workshop. There is a fair amount of interesting detail on this model, but all at a reasonable scale, adding interest especially for those who like the constructional side of model making. The Adrian M was built at Bremen, Germany, in 1957, but a full description of both the model and full sized ship will be given in the next issue. Meantime, those wishing to begin construction of the model Adrian M could start with the hull and use later notes to assist completion. Hull : This can be built either "bread and butter" fashion, or "bread and butter" bow and stern with the centre section made up by 1/4in. sides and 1/2 in. sheet bottom. The bow can be left fairly solid to take head-on knocks, while the after part is hollowed out for the power installation. As a material a good hard balsa could be used,

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