AHT Lewek Kea

The original


The "Lewek Kea" and her sister ship "Lewek Kestrel"  are typical examples for modern anchor handling tugs.  Operated by EMAS Offshore Limited, they are used for a variety of tasks, such as anchor handling, towage, safety  services, seismic  exploration and emergency services. Both vessels are therefore equipped with a variety of winches and emergency equipment.

This kind of vessel is a common representative of the most important workhorse of the offshore industry around the world. Only in recent years, more modern designs (like the axe bow) have taken place.


 

Technical details

    length   48m

    beam    13m


Information on the original:

    Photo series on Shipspotting


The model


The Model is designed in 1:200 scale. It can be built as a model for static display or as a working RC boat. It is set up to enable radio control functions (RC), with the twin shaft propulsion in kort nozzles, the rudders and the bow thruster fully functional. As the model is rather small, the model can only be used in quiet water conditions. Additionally, the radar and lights can be set up to work, and other functions can be made to work by a skilled modeler, too. However, this model is not set up to be ready to run, it requires refinement and is only suitable for skilled model builders.



Size of the model

    scale        1:200

    length      24 cm

    width       6,5 cm


See the AHT Lewek Kea gallery for more pictures.


The assembly manual and drawings are available for download in the download section. Similarly, the basic hull (without holes, decks, and fittings) can be downloaded there.

The Kit


The kit is available through Shapeways:


  1. Only the printed parts, directly from Shapeways

  2. The total model consists of four sets of printed parts: Hull, Superstructure, Details 1 of 2, Details 2 of 2. The kit also includes the parts to build a static model including the shafts and props.

  3. The assembly manual and drawings are available in the download section.

  4. In case of problems or questions, don‘t hesitate to contact me: info@microboathobby.com

Source      Cheoy Lee Shipyard