TID Tug
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The TID tug programme started in 1942 and by 1946 some 175 had been built, each numbered rather than named, which often deceives the researcher as the final numbered vessel belays the actual number built, for there was NO number 13 as Richard Dunston, the principle builders of the TIDs was a little superstitious.
The greater number of TIDs, 74ft x 17ft with a fully laden draught of 7ft, were built at Thorne.
Launched and taken down the canal to Keadby Lock and down the Trent into the Humber to Hull where the tugs awaited their final destination, mostly as deck-cargo to various parts of the world.
Whilst there is several commonly known explanations about the initials TID, it is reasonably safe to say that NO one really knows the real answer.
The complete Multi - Optional Full Kit, including electric lights & motors, with Standard R.G.Set or with Max-Power RG Set ...... customise your purchase by simply choosing your options ...... or take advantage of the Budget Building System by purchasing one, or more, Packs at a time.......... All 5 Packs = Full Kit
GRP Rust coloured hull (scratch the paintwork and the rust shows through) and like all of the Mobile Marine Models boats, available under the Budget Building System.
Scale ..... 1:32nd
OAL - 26 3/4" (680mm)
Beam - 6 1/4" (158mm)
SuperGlue / Wood Glue are needed to complete this model ( see Adhesives )
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