Dave

Thank you so much for that photo. Here was me thinking it was going to be a soldering iron job and circuit boards. That doesn't look too complicated,

Regards
Scott

Scott,
Here is a pic of the "business end" of our consoles.
It was made by one of our VERY talented club members.
Dave

Hi Dave

Do you have any photos of the the insides of the big wheel and throttle setup. I'd love to make similar for our club. Love seeing how event's are done on the other side of the world. Some very nice vessels too,

Regards
Scott

Chugalone,
Pics sent in a PM.
Dave B

I understand that the space is quite crowded, which is precisely why I would greatly appreciate seeing your setup.
😎

Chugalone,
After the boat show is over on Sunday and I have the boat back home, I will grab some pictures for you.
It is a little crowded inside ....
Dave

Quite an impressive collection, Brinkman.

When you have the opportunity, would it be possible for you to share how you arranged the electronics on your Midwest Fireboat? I have completed the painting of mine, but I am currently uncertain about the best approach for the electronics installation.

Any guidance you could offer, along with photographs of your setup if available, would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.

The Chris Craft 1930 24' Runabout?
Looks like it ....

Isn’t this the same boat ?

Ron,
I've circled the boats I brought ....
1. Bandit Boats B1 Fire Tug
2. Midwest 960 1:24 Fireboat
3. Midwest 962 1:24 Tug (Modified Harbor Master)
4. Midwest 964 1:12 Tour Boat (Modified from Booth Bay Lobster Boat)
5. Dumas 1234 1:8 Chris Craft Barrel Back
6. Dumas 1230 1:8 Chris Craft 1930 24' Runabout
7. Dumas 1247 1:8 Rangeley Lake Steamer
Dave