I gladly stand corrected Rich. This does not pop up when one does a 1/48 scale PT search. Bill Welch

Not true. Check out this link. http://www.bluejacketinc.com/kits/ptboat.htm Rich Yoder

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But to be clear, there is no 1/48th scale PT boat available. Bill Welch

Brian Not sure if you notice Peter Roos post but the following link notes that Testers once offered a 1/160th PT Boat. http://www.building-model-boats.com/pt-boat-model.html Bill Welch

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Bill Daniels wrote: "As a former Navy Petty Officer, I am quite knowledgeable regarding naval terminology. However, I also understand that people who did not have that experience (or are sailors today

Gene, As a former Navy Petty Officer, I am quite knowledgeable regarding naval terminology. However, I also understand that people who did not have that experience (or are sailors today in either

Seems like an odd term for that dimension but OK. I was imagining something more along the lines of "keel." Thanks to all who responded. Once again, ask and ye shall receive. Gratefully, Gene

So we're looking at a 52' car with a boat that is 20' wide and 78' long. It's an impressive photo and yes in "O" scale a car is available and a 1:48 scale boat kit is on the market. For most of us

It appears the Elcos were 80 ft, Higgins PTs where 78. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PT_boat Revell made a plastic Higgins PT in either 1/96 or 1/100 scale (references not clear), which might be

I don't know for sure who is still buying negative collections these days, but I do know that I am not. The reason: no money. John C. La Rue, Jr. Bonita Springs, FL

I know this site is geared for freight cars but maybe someone knows where I can find plans and dimensions for SP Rotary Plows. The old Athearn is not right and the new Walther's is not right. It's

50' in the photo, with lots of overlap! Regards Bruce Smith Auburn, AL ________________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 4:06 PM To: STMFC@... Subject: Re:

Just caught some of this but did look up PT boats, seems they were at least 20' beam and 80' long. What flat were they on for the 80'? -- Jon Miller For me time stopped in

Since my inquiry of Sep 16 asking if anyone had received a decal from Oddballs Decals within the last 3 monyths, I regret to inform the group that no one has indicated that they had received any. And,

Beam is the width of the ship. Bill Daniels

Hi Gene, It's the width of a ship or boat at its widest point. Regards, Charles Hostetler

Overall width of the hull. John Hagen Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 12:52 PM To: STMFC@... Subject: [STMFC] Re: Photo of PT on SP flat For those of us not nautically

Gene, Beam of a vessel is equivalent to Extreme Width of a freight car, that is, the width at the widest part. Regards Bruce Bruce F. Smith Auburn,