[Bigfishy]

I just bought this ferry boat today, and I love it very much.

It is in a fair condition as it is a very old kit, even older than I am.

Basic details:

1982 Wedico Ferry boat in 1/18 scale
under 5ft long at 59"
only 7 exist in the world (including mine)

As you can see in the picture, my 1/14 Tamiya Scania can fit inside the deck without any problem.

The boat can operate in water, but the railings and the ramp support requires some attention to it. I am not sure how long and how much money I need to fix it, but I will try my best to restore to its former glory.

Also, I am an amateur, and I have never restore anything this scale in my life before. It would be wonderful if someone can offer me some insights on how should I approach this restoration.

[RCcanuck]

Very nice score. Anything broken can be restored or fixed by using balsa wood, dowels, etc. Check with your local hobby store.

By the way....I take a ferry to work and back everyday. Wolfe Island Ferry

[bensidus197217]

That is so cool and it looks like it won't be too hard to restore based on it's present condition.

[Bigfishy]

Originally Posted by RCcanuck

Very nice score. Anything broken can be restored or fixed by using balsa wood, dowels, etc. Check with your local hobby store.

By the way....I take a ferry to work and back everyday. Wolfe Island Ferry

I checked my local hobby store, it's kinda difficult to restore for my noobish talent!

Originally Posted by bensidus197217

That is so cool and it looks like it won't be too hard to restore based on it's present condition.

I kinda want to back out and leave it to the experts! Because I wanted to focus on an easier project instead >> 1978 Tamiya 1/16 Gepard tank!