The boat picture is of a fishing boat registered at Yarmouth
She is Lydia Ann the last steam Drifter.
I am fairly sure that plans are avilablefor her

Roy

Well spotted Wolf I also found her today.. great minds as they say.. the curve of the model hull is a bit shallow but with the lines or chines (not to sure on that one) I should get away with a prety close looking model..
And thank you for taking time out and help find her..
Regards Terry.....

Great find Wolfgang!!!

Terry, I found her.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydia_Eva_(steam_drifter)

Terry, what kind of ship is that, where is it, what is it called, does the ship still exist.

She looks like my Britannia from Mountfleet Models.

Found the perfect candidate for this hull

Hi TerryH.

The water lines remind me a lot of this beautiful boat, seen in the topic: "Pilot Boat Britannia by Mountfleet".
Only the water lines though.

I am not an expert, however, observing the particular shape of the stern, I would narrow the field of research to tugboats.

Possibly a Shelly Foss hull or Billings kit?

You could build almost anything with this hull, sailing fishing boat or as has been said a tug. Depends what sort of scale it might be.
Roy

Looks like a Dumas tug hull, but probably mistaken, will do more digging. 😉

Looks very similar to a hull my father is working on. It was on my bench for some work before he took it back fit it out. He bought it off ebay as an unknown hull, it is currently being made into a tug.

Looking at the lines I'm convincing myself it's some kind of steamer hull but thanks so far

Could be used as a fantail launch hull as well. Sorry I don't have an idea on who manufactured it. Very nice lines for sure.

Looks like a tug or trawler hull.
Cheers Colin.