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Re: [Association_of_Model_Barge_Owners] what scale?

At 1/24 th scale or 1/2 to the foot you woild have a model of 42"

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From: ray cockburn

To: Association_of_Model_Barge_Owners@...

Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2006 1:34 PM

Subject: [Association_of_Model_Barge_Owners] what scale?

Hello, I am not only a new member of this group, but I am also new to
model boat building and would appreciate some guidance regarding
scale. I want to scratch-build a thames sailing barge finishing at
around 36" to 40" What is the nearest scale I would have to build in
assuming an average length of a full size barge at approx 84ft

Sun Oct 15, 2006 8:55 pm

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Hello, I am not only a new member of this group, but I am also new to model boat building and would appreciate some guidance regarding scale. I want to...	ray cockburn raykay9	Oct 15, 2006 12:34 pm
At 1/24 th scale or 1/2 to the foot you woild have a model of 42" ... From: ray cockburn To: Association_of_Model_Barge_Owners@... Sent: Sunday,...	Mark Croucher crouchersian	Oct 15, 2006 9:13 pm
Hello, Mark, Thanks for your helpful reply. Iwas never strong on maths! Cheers, Ray ... ___________________________________________________________ Don't miss...	raymondco@... raykay9	Oct 16, 2006 4:24 pm

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