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LIVERPOOL MODEL BOAT CLUB

 Welcome to Liverpool Model Boat Club

 Newsham Park

Liverpool

 Sailing Times

  Sunday 1000hr

   Wednesday 1000hr


Sat Nav L6 7UN


We have changed our Domain name

to

liverpoolmodelboatclub.uk



Committee Members


   To protect and preserve wildlife on the lake steer clear

of water fowl and refrain from using fast electrics during the

breeding season

Stay clear of nesting areas.


Quick access notice board for members


Next Event

St Helens Model Boat Club

Evening Sail

at Taylor Park

Friday 15th March 

1800 hr


Thanks to St Helens Model Boat Club

for their hospitality whilst visiting the above event,

Good to see old friends again.



Lake in good in good condition and free of weed


In remembrance of the crew members of the tug Flying Phantom

Flying Phantom was a tug built in 1981 for the Clyde Shipping Company and based in Greenock in Scotland. As a consequence of business takeovers and mergers, by 2001 she was owned by Svitzer Marine Ltd of Middlesbrough, though still based on the Clyde.


She sank in the River Clyde at Clydebank on 19 December 2007, with the loss of Stephen Humphreys (captain), Robert Cameron (engineer) and Eric Blackley (deckhand) with only Brian Aitchison (mate) surviving.[3] She was one of three tugs assisting the bulk carrier Red Jasmine. On the night of the accident, there was extremely poor visibility, due to heavy fog.

The model pictured here is painted in the old Svitzer colours 


Newsham Park is situated in the Tuebrook area of Liverpool.  The park was opened in 1868. In 1877, it was the site for that year's Royal Agricultural Show.


Newsham Park was the first individual work of the landscape architect Edward Kemp, an understudy of Joseph Paxton who was responsible for the grounds at Chatsworth House and the design of Birkenhead Park, a city park that became a working model for the creation of Manhattan's Central Park. 


Entrance to the Park can be accessed from West Derby Rd .The Model Boating Lake can be found adjacent to the cafe and toilets, New members are welcome. We sail on Wednesday and Sunday Mornings.

LIVERPOOL MODEL BOAT CLUB DIARY

Liverpool Open Days 2024

Sunday 26th May

Sunday 1st September


Kirklees Open Day

Sunday 9th July


Southport

Sunday 21st April - Sunday 23rd June -Sunday 25th August

Bring and Buy -8am start


Sunday 26th May

Vintage Boats


Sunday 21st July

Open Day


St Helens MBC

Friday 15th March

Venetian Evening Sail


Sunday 19th May

Open Day



Tug Alice

Motor torpedo boat fast attack vessel No 488




Royal Navy tug Resolve Largest and most powerful of these were the 'Resolve' class. Six were built in this class between 1917 and 1919. Resolve remained in the Royal Navy until 1950 when she was sold to messers James Scott and Co. Ltd. for breaking up


Royal Navy Tug Resolve video

Cargo Boat Halewood




Please note

A new video tab and page have been added


Mersey ferry Upton


Thanks to Wickes for providing the paint and the painting of our container





Liverpool Model Boat Club

Open Day images

can be foumd on OPEN DAY tab



In Harmony

Convoy

HDL Builder and Cap'n James Borner

Thames Barge

Captain Frank Cooke


Coming Soon

Liverpool Model Boat Club

Open Day

2024

TBA



Latest addition to the fleet

Small scale scratch built push tug with working winch

from James Borner's workshop


Liverpool Model Boat Club recoverable dock

Dock layout trials 03 05 2023

Dock layout trials 03 05 2023


Dock layout trials 02 05 2023

Dock trals


On a cold winters morning c 2018 LMBC Members gather for a photo shoot

with a reporter from the local paper

The Liverpool Echo


Tug Alice- Joe lang


Tug Lady Jan & Yacht

Captain Frank Cooke

Tug Bankert - Captain Paul Reany


liverpool Model Boat Club

Open day 2024

TBA


We look forward to seeing you



Tug Rosegarth : Captain Frank Cooke                                   Puffer cargo boat Sealight : Captain Joe Lang

r         Small scale scratch built sail craft: Captain james Borner                              Severn Class lifeboat : Captain Joe Lang

These two images in remembrance of Frank Edwards

Long time member and friend of LMBC

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