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R.N.L.I Trent Lifeboat The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (The RNLI) is a registered charity which exists to save life at sea. It provides, on call, the 24-hour service necessary to cover search and rescue requirements to 50 miles out from the coast of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. The TRENT class lifeboat has been designed and developed by RNLI staff as a permanently afloat lifeboat to replace the now ageing fleet of Waveney's. There will be a total of 40 in the fleet when the build programme has been completed, not including relief boats. The design requirement was for a lifeboat capable of great speed and providing protected propellers and the ability to take the ground if required. TRENT is capable of 25 knots and, like all new all-weather lifeboats, is self-righting after a capsize. Model specifications: Twin screw Scale: 1:16 Length: 36" (918 mm) Beam: 12.4" (317 mm) Displacement: 17.6 lbs (8 kg) The Model: the kit includes approximately 1200 parts and is recommended for the more experienced model maker. With twin propellers TRENT is highly manoeuvrable and performance on the water is realistic and true to scale. Kit Contents: A detailed glassfibre hull; running gear including brass propellers; die-cut and printed styrene for deck, superstructure and a highly detailed wheelhouse interior which includes 7 seats, tables and instrumentation. A set of cast metal fittings and two sheets of etched brass components. Vacuum formed model stand. Names and registration numbers to build any one of 17 vessels of the class. £10 on the sale of every kit is donated to the RNLI , Registered Charity No. 209603. (Crew figure, the flag, paints and adhesives are not provided. Tools will be required to complete). |
SLIP112 $529.00 |
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Uses Propulsion Package SLIP02 on 12 Volts Which Includes: TWO(2) 6:1 Geared Motors TWO(2) 6mm X 3/16" Couplers ONE(1) VAN411 Speed Control |
SLIP02 $179.95 |
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