![]() |
Smith 40
I have built a relative unknown crane. Scale 1:25. Completely RC.
The original crane was build by Thomas Smith & Sons (Rodley) Ltd. Crane and Excavator Works. This type of crane was very rare outside the UK. My former boss had three of them and all were placed on a barge. That's why I built the crane without the undercarriage. Maybe in the future I will build the barge too but for now I leave it as it is. The model. http://www.smith-cranes.nl/PhotoShar...sam2315mid.jpg http://www.smith-cranes.nl/PhotoShar...sam2306mid.jpg http://www.smith-cranes.nl/PhotoShar...sam2330mid.jpg Original with the barge. http://www.smith-cranes.nl/PhotoShar...baggerenro.jpg |
Re: Smith 40
Welcome to the forum. Very nice model crane. You should build a barge to mount it on. That would be so cool to do some scale model dredging. Can we see the inner works?
|
Re: Smith 40
xilence-I cannot see the pictures. What's going on here?:confused:
|
Re: Smith 40
Strange, I share them from my own website en it seems that '9W Monighan' can see them.
I really don't know what's going on. Otherwise I must them upload to imageshack, maybe that will help? |
Re: Smith 40
http://www.smith-cranes.nl/forums/do...=152&mode=view
I see red boxes too :confused: Tom, if you right click on each red X, scroll down to properties, the url will appear to which you will copy & paste into another window to see each photo. (providing you're using Windows computer?) xilence, when you right click your photos on your website to see each pic's properties, does a different url appear? |
Re: Smith 40
Doesn't work for me-oh well!!
|
Re: Smith 40
I have just solved the problem (I hope) :rolleyes:
|
Re: Smith 40
The pics work for me.
Nice Crane! got vids? |
Re: Smith 40
Very nice!
Kerst |
Re: Smith 40
Wow!! very sharp crane :cool:
Again, awesome crane,luv the detail !! Welcome to the forum!! |
Re: Smith 40
|
Re: Smith 40
Wow ,thanks for sharing, enjoyed the vid,looks like she works perfect,really like your workshop too :D
|
Re: Smith 40
Great looking crane! I'd be a little fearful of the barge over turning, with the crane being perched up on a pedistal like that, but I am sure it's safe. No one would ever do that if it wasn't. That is a beautiful model.
|
Re: Smith 40
Thank you guys for all your kind words.
@9W Monighan, the reason why I didn't built the barge are the measures of the model. The barge would be 5.3 ft long and 1.9 ft width. It's a little to big to put it somewhere in my house and where i can see him too. :D |
Re: Smith 40
Quote:
And a nice workshop you got there! Kerst |
Re: Smith 40
Good to have you here Adrie , Welcome
I have said it a few times before but it wouldn't harm to say it agian. Very very nice. Eef |
Re: Smith 40
Really nice model-I agree with 9W, It would be great to see it on a barge. We don't get to see that kind of equipment on this site.
|
Re: Smith 40
Wow, what a great model. Looks like another artist in the mix.
|
Re: Smith 40
Very nice! Always happy to see another cable machine on here. Do you have any pictures of the inner workings or under construction?
|
Re: Smith 40
Thank again for all the kind words towards my work.
In fact I have a website where I have a lot of photo's. Actually it's a forum where I can easily place comments for each of the pictures. It's not meant for discussions (Sorry guys, but the comments are in Dutch and I have a warning: Some of the pictures on page 2 has a very heavy load) The inner work is not so spectacular, it's very simple but it does were it was intended for. ;) Smith crane under construction @Espeefan, do you mean the real barge or if I place the model on the barge? |
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 01:48 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.6
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.