AQUARAMA RIVA 1:10 scale RC boat

Here are some photos of the Aquarama Riva scale model RC boat I have been working on. I got the plans from John-tom.com. The plans were free but a little unclear as how to assemble the interior of the boat. So I am trying figure the puzzle out at the moment. I built it from scratch and have run into a road block of sorts... I have been scouring the internet looking for a way to get the parts that are tough to create from scratch such as the seats, decals, windscreen and the brass that make the boat pop. I know I have asked this before but it's worth a shot... Does any body out there know where I might be able to locate these items or am I just chasing my tail in circles?

judithangels says: Apr 30, 2013. 3:50 AM

RC Boat is best choice in all other toys.It is really a good attempt .carry on your work and completed it before summer season.After completing this model please upload some more pictures of RC Boat.

Angrierbeaver (author) says: Apr 30, 2013. 9:47 PM

Thanks for your comment! I will be sure to put up photos of the completed boat on the water!

holeshot says: Dec 10, 2012. 5:49 PM

Try Model Expo for the brass fittings, they have tons of boat fittings.
For the windshield, you could try smashmolding heated clear plastic, or if you have access to a vacuum former (or you could make one it's not that difficult) you could vacuum-form one. You could make up seats in a similar fashion.
For decals, you can buy decal paper that you can print with an inkjet printer. I think Testors sells a kit complete with software. Check Micro-Mark.

Angrierbeaver (author) says: Dec 14, 2012. 4:22 PM

Thanks so much for your input, I will give it a go and see what happens.