Schooners

There are folks building scratch built, partial kits, to complete kit built Radio Control model schooners.

Currently our largest schooner fleets are in Maryland, California and Florida
Visit their websites to see many more photos!
Great Schooner Model Society, Solomons Island Model Boat Club
San Diego Model Yacht Club and South Daytona Model Yacht Club

There's also a separate group called the
Southern California Schooner Fleet
that sail and have regattas in S. California and Arizona

Here are some pictures and details about those that I've received photos of, if you have more send them to the Web Master

Great Schooner Model Society fleet underway, Frank Pittelli photo	Triple masted schooner Atlantic II Buck McClellan built, Frank Pittelli hull, sailed in the Great Schooner Model Society
A Malabar I schooner sailed by the Southern California Schooner Fleet	Different view of a Malabar I hull and kit is sold by Hartman Fibreglass R/C
AMYA Club #163, South Daytona Model Yacht Club's fleet of Mary J. Ward Schooners out for day	Another Mark Johnson photo of S. Daytona MYC's MJW Fleet
Another Mark Johnson photo of S. Daytona MYC's  MJW Fleet	Mark Johnson photo of S. Daytona MYC Lobster Smack, it was a kit and built by Homer Bowen, the kit was plank on frame, Homer found it in Maine some years ago. It was meant to be a static model, but Homer converted it to R/C.
Dave Goebel Mary J. Ward with beta test sailing keel	Dave Goebel Mary J. Ward on display by the fireplace Click here for sailing photos
Bill Waters' finely finished Mary J. Ward with scale fishing dory and grated hatches	Bill Waters' finely finished Mary J. Ward with scale fishing dory and grated hatches
Here is a link to Bill Waters of Vienna, Va  Mary J. Ward Schooner Construction page with lots of photos. THIS is a MUST SEE!
Here's two shots of Dick Carter's BlueNose Schooner Very detailed, click on the thumbnail for a larger pic
Below are some Malabar photo's sent in by builder Mike Kelly of Pondboats.com Mike started with a Hickman Fibreglass hull and parts
These photos probably don't do it justice, the finish is awesome!	Zoom in on this deck house and you'd probably think about packing a seabag and jumping on to stow it.
As Beautiful underway as it is on the bench	Where's the crew hiding???