Hi Rogal
I have used silk or cloth like the real ones so the print shows through. As Colin says you can also buy on-line.
Dave976

Cannot recall where I found the detail. Think it was from amalgamating the various plans and photos from the Internet.
Attached is my interpretation.
I also deduced the wheel was downstairs and instructions were passed to the helmsman.
Just had inspiration. 2757 is/was in the RAF Museum in London. Am sure a request to the curator might get you a picture. Wish I had tried just so would know am right!
Best
Rowen

Very nice craft Rowen.it always amazes me when I see other guys models and how they have interpreted the plans and photos. I say to myself many a time. What an idiot I was to have missed that detail, it’s obvious when I see how another guy has modelled a feature. Mind you it works the other way as well. But each to our own, that’s what model boating is all about. Thanks for your kind interest, and as always value your opinions.
As you can see I have gone for the far/near east version in white and intend to fit the sun shades soon as seen in the photos behind my boat. A lot of fine detail still to fit, but this is the part I like constructing the most.Im stuck for detail for the flying bridge dash board. Am I right in thinking that the craft is not steered from here, just directed by the captain. Unlike the Brave that has a wheel in the flying bridge. Any thoughts ,comments?

Hi Roger,
Followed your Brave and Orca projects with interest.
Build my RTTL based on a MTBHulls hull.
As you can see turned out well and sails just as nicely.
Some what easier than the Brave because only twin motors.
Based mine on E2754 so the mahogany plank lines in the hull are omitted.
Best Rowen.
mds.b

They do a great range of flags, penants on cloth which look very realistic on models.
Cheers Colin.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124995346979?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=yRdj-oBGTLe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=LGaRsqMfQ6y&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Hi Nick, I use :- https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/323782864296?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=VUgPacH_Q72&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=LGaRsqMfQ6y&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Cheers Colin.

Does anybody produce a Red Ensign on cloth or something that resembles cloth and not on paper..🤔

RAF flag is correct, however Union Flag is upside down🤔

Hi the flags were printed on normal Matt photo paper to see what they came out like. Have you any thing better to suggest they are very stiff, 1st attempt though!.

Rogal.
Great looking build.
Clean cut lines throughout.
Regards
Bill.

Hi Rogal
On what type of material are you printing your flags?
dave976

Hi Rowen. Remember our conversation a couple of years ago when I started the Brave Borderer. I made a hull but was not happy with its strength, so put it to one side and bought a glass fibre one.well as you probably have seen in my numerous blogs here how it turned out. Very happy with it, she is a bit fast for our pond but I have taken her to Cleethorpes on hols with me as they have a huge lake in the park there.
anyway I’m going of subject. After the Brave I built the Orca another beauty I love it.
So then I resurrected the Braves spare hull after buying a set of RTTL plans.they are nearly the same shape, although the Rttl needed to be five inches shorter, so I chopped some of the stern and fitted a new transom.
I’ve not done a blog or took any photos of the building processes. But as you have taken the time to ask Thankyou here’s a sneak preview, should be completed in a few weeks time. I’m working on her full time now as I retired last Christmas. Here’s some photos hot of the press as they say. Well iPad really.

Hi Roger - building a RTTL?
How did it turn out? I wrote a blog on mine
Rowen