TWO BOAT PLANS for Large-Scale Models, 2 Sets of Plans, 2006, 3 Pages & 2 Pages

Description

This is the sale of two sets of model boat plans as listed below, printed in model railroad scales.  They are both by Ted Stinson of Wiscasset, Maine, and copyrighted in 2006 by Northeast Narrow Gauge.  Each page consist of four 8 by 10-1/4 inch panels.
The pictures above show all five pages together and a part of two plans on the back of the pages.  They were
originally listed on Ebay for .
Free USPS shipping and tracking in the U.S. is included.  Ebay now collects sales tax for most states.
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Plan Set #77-A: 1:20.3 - scale lobster boat (waterline model), part 1: Basic boat
" is a model of a Friendship sloop.  This sheet contains a conversion chart to other scales.
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Plan Set #77-B:
1:20.3 - scale lobster boat (waterline model), part 2
" explains the final detail for the boat.
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Plan Set #77-C: Build a
1:20.3 - scale dock for a lobster boat
" is based on the town dock in Wiscasset Harbor.  The plan provides details for a fixed and floating dock connected by a ramp, a crane and a small building.  Maine has a 10-foot tide, so a float is required for the boats to tie up to.  this, in turn, requires a ramp that leads from the float to the fixed dock and a crane for lifting heavy loads from the floating to the fixed dock.  Most docks used by lobstermen have some sort of structure.
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Plan #46-A: Amazing Grace, a Maine scow sloop in 1/2" scale: part 1
" is a generic representation of a type of vessel that was ubiquitous in the Maine coasting trade, an enterprise that has now vanished entirely and is all but forgotten .  It represents a vessel 32' long on deck and 12' in beam.
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Plan #46-B: Amazing Grace, a Maine scow sloop in 1/2" scale: part 2: Deck furniture & rigging
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These item are from the library of the Inland Empire Railway Historical Society / Inland Northwest Rail Museum (InlandNWRailMuseum.com), a non-profit in Reardan, Washington, who will receive all proceeds from this sale.