Ahoy mates!

Take a look at installment number three of Dave Roehrle's (DaveInTheHat) Tugboat series, (with one more to go!)...killer builds, dude!

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If you have comments or questions please post them here.

Thanks!
~Gunny

Congratulations Dave
I really liked the way you turn an eventual problem (not finding another tug like the previous two) into an excellent solution and another atractive point to enjoy watching and finding details to enjoy!
Although the rust method was different it brings a good look to it and also makes the dio more interesting!
Excellent
Good edit Mark - Thanks
Skipper

Good stuff Dave! I am enjoying the process as much if not more than the results. Glad to see the experience and results of the two part rust product as well.

Superb work with some very well explained photos, and processes to inspire everyone.

Peter F

fantastic work...Sometimes it's harder to portray the beat-up look than an everyday appearance...I saw that 2 part rust solution a while ago on another forum and fancied trying it instead of Rust-all...
Of course I quickly discovered that it was not available online So one more product had to go on my dream list....
Just give me one day in US hobby shops/Art stores/Home improvement centres
Jim..( A deprived European who is even more deprived having moved here to Warsaw from London)

Jim. Check their web site. Maybe you can order it directly from the company.

http://www.patina.com/index.html

Thanks for reply...I did go to site first thing and they only supply other outlets All of them US based and some now gone from the web.The others don't have web ordering or only in shop buying..All in all a bugger for us European interested parties....
Would also like to know how to make the rust powder from steel wool..tried it before and only got black wool and thick sludge on the bottom..Is water or maybe vinegar better????