March 2011 Blog Posts (5)

We are extremely pleased with the SILEX sales this year! It seems that the past two years eyes were watching this boat, and this year they are are buying it. I also atribute that the positive sales are assisted due to a price point of the ready to run SILEX, which is more than $600.00 less dollars than other manufacturers similar boats in it's class.

 

The SILEX is not only as or more competitive than other manufactured boats in it's class, it costs far less, not to mention it…

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A day in the life of Pam and Liz at WHH includes taking and packing upwards of 50 orders daily in model boating season, and judging from their packaging and shipping bench, which this morning the entire 20' of it is jam packed with orders getting ready to be shipped, it is open season!

 

During the holiday season and from March to September we literraly get…

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the coast guard in grey is my own built,botom hull is huntsman cruiser  boat from uk i bought in 2000 i used balsa wood for upper deck and superstructer , figures and parts from west bourne  models uk, the motor is air cooled  afan in it . i added water cooling ring for extra cooling brusheless motor is 18v 5000 lipo, it take me 2 month to finish it

- the second one is deevee botom fiberglass hull convirted to scale gas boat  25 water cooled engine  upper deck and fly bridge is balsa…

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Okay everyone I'm going to put this out there and see what everyone thinks about this. If you're an RC enthusiast whether it be boats, airplanes or cars you always want to see if you can make them faster. Well with me it's boats! I own a Team Pro it's the one with the Spiderman paint shop. This boat has a MOD5 engine in it with a little extra work done by Tony. He inscribed on it MOD5+. My goal is to break 50 mph but do it when you're running an oval course. Yes I could set the boat up really… Continue

I am getting alot of interest in our older models such as the Tug Boat. As soon as we get caught up with Uncle Sam boats I will have Joe make a Tug and maybe a couple other obscure scale-type Enforcers that never made it to market, or didn't sell well in the time.

We made two cool scale boats the 48"Tug and a 55" Coast Guard Cutter, both could be powered by gas, electric, or even steam for the Tug if you really step out of the box.

I see alot of those 250-300 watt electric…

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