Don's Twin Fire Monitor Fire Boat

Don's maiden voyage in Cincinnati. (I understand the paint & details will follow soon. - Phil)
Beautiful water display. The plumbing includes a valve that allows the fire monitors to operate together or separately. I pinched off one hose with a clip supplied to glue the hull halves together.
(I'm afraid these nozzles look much better than mine. They are a bit more true to scale. -Phil)
Instead of bending the brass tubing, I cut them at an angle and soldered them together. The two nozzle inserts are pulled out to form a tapered nozzle. Nice detail with the handle.
This is the underside of the front deck. Nice heavy duty installation with a small 1/32" 3-ply aircraft ply, from hobby shop, reinforcement to the nozzle mount.
Rear fire monitor has a similar  1/32 3-ply reinforcement.
Switch mount detail. This hides the switch and doubles as an antenna mount for the removable Dean's antenna. I had to make the rear nozzle permanent because the hose would rub on the drive shaft so I needed to put a right angle elbow under the deck.
Switch and antenna as seen from the top of the cabin. This mount is made from 1/16" 3-ply aircraft plywood.
Oh, I remembered that I forgot to tell you about the cell phone-looking thing on the pilot house...  It is a handheld GPS unit, I was using it to check speed.  It reached a whopping 1.9 MPH!!!  : )  Don. (at 1:48, that is 91.2 MPH! <joke> -Phil)

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