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Old 25-12-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Scamp

Anyone remember this one...???
This is my Scamp built from the original plans issued April 1980 with Model Maker Magazine...I started building mine straight away, so this model as you can imagine is now over 25 years old and still performs a treat.
There is a 540 Motor in there which provides plenty oomph on an x35 racing prop.
I decided to do a nice eye catching scheme and this one came out well I think.
Grub will know this one as he has built one too.

If you look closely at the pics you will see pics 1, 2 & 4 are as per the original plans with full length windscreens, Pic 3 shows the modified shortened side screens to allow better cooling for the motor through recessed air inlets in the rear top decking behind the cockpit and this helps keep the ESC cool too, so far this set up has worked well.

Plans are still available from the plans service on www.modelboats.co.uk
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i too have built one , they are so nice to use , really tight turns and it never flips , it's great fun , ideal as a first boat for kids.
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Thanks Paul,

Yes I do like the tight turns on this one and likewise have never flipped mine yet, mine is slightly overweight with a larger size battery but still manages to shift on that and produce a very impressive wake behind it.....Mine has an X-35 racing prop on it.

I will agree, an ideal first boat for kids but having said that, built right and with the right motor / battery and a racing prop....this is a very fast boat and is good enough for competition level.

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i cant find the plans fow this on that site

can someone post them

wouldnt mind building one

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i cant find the plans fow this on that site

can someone post them

wouldnt mind building one
i'll try and get you a copy sorted out. p.m me your address .
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Nice Pics Paul, they weren't there last time I looked but looks good all the same. I notice you have shortened down the side windscreens too on yours. I like the way you have extended the inner deck area too with the extra seating...looks great.

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