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Task Force 57 · 26-02-2008

Ok, Time to beg some borrowed wisdom from all you sub jockies out there!

Im now set on my course to purchase a large sub kit... the question is :

Is it worth the extra 5 hundred + pounds to buy a fully enclosed tubular control cent for my new sub with all the trim, ballest, compressors, control servos ect ect ?

As a newbie to subs im kinda leaning towards the outlay as id hate to wreck a great build with bad internals and a final boat that is incapable of diving (or, much more importantly, surfacing!!!!).

Any thoughts or strong feelings would be very much welcome.

26-02-2008	#1 (permalink)
Task Force 57 Scale Model Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: North of England and Virginia USA Real Name: Russ My Models: Ships of all types and era's and 25mm figs Visit Task Force 57's Gallery Posts: 82 Images: 31	Subs on the brain... Ok, Time to beg some borrowed wisdom from all you sub jockies out there! Im now set on my course to purchase a large sub kit... the question is : Is it worth the extra 5 hundred + pounds to buy a fully enclosed tubular control cent for my new sub with all the trim, ballest, compressors, control servos ect ect ? As a newbie to subs im kinda leaning towards the outlay as id hate to wreck a great build with bad internals and a final boat that is incapable of diving (or, much more importantly, surfacing!!!!). Any thoughts or strong feelings would be very much welcome.