Saving Old Seagulls

In case it helps
Regards,
Spiro

Well, you seem to have got as far as I did. I has to free hand quite a bit, and also wasn't sure of many of the colors. For the water, i just used an image instead of trying to recreate what was there. Also, I (and you) are yet to put in the boat which sits somewhat around and around the 'rules the ...

Not quite as bad as a surgeon leaving his tools inside someone, but getting close lol

Hello Russonz, I would be interested in copies of the Anzani and Britannia decal artworks if available please. I will provide my email address via pm to you. I had a go at reproducing the one pictured by Ferrier, but didn't have a good enough quality original to work from so gave up on it. Regards, S

Great find, congratulations!

IMG_7084.JPG IMG_7086.JPG IMG_7087.JPG IMG_7088.JPG It is in great condition for its age, turns over smoothly, has a heap of compression and a healthy spark. The chrome and aluminium are in really nice condition with only minimal rust and oxidisation. The tank brackets and transom clamps have lost ...

Just sharing some pics of Olympic # 450 after a clean up by its previous owners.

I am also happy to say it is now part of my collection.

This is a nice SD.

Interesting to see the green paint has been applied to the cylinder, tank mounting brackets, crank case, clutch lever and gearbox/pump housing. I don't recall too many others quite like it.

Good luck with the sale mate. Who ever gets it will be pleased I'm sure.

Regards,
S

Great photos. Love the boat!

Thanks for sharing.

Regards,
S

Don't bother with the forum, there was nothing there last time I looked. An idea that never got off the ground I think!

Nice find! However with most advertised in recent times in the $100 to $150 range, I would think that runner in very nice original condition would be worth $250 at best. I'm not quite seeing that here, but it may just be the photos! I sincerely hope you haven't set the owner up for disappointment. I...

Oyster 49 wrote:Side mount ex army brackets are the correct SD bracket. Skeletal is the next one that came along briefly. I've thought about making a replica side mount at some point.

I know of several fabricators that could reproduce them without much difficulty. The hardest part is finding one to copy from.

Hugz wrote:Dug up these photos:

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Sure you got enough there Hugz lol

Sounds like a great purchase, made all the more special with all those parts.

Look forward to seeing some pics when you're ready.

Regards,
Spiro