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Old 09-03-2004   #1 (permalink)
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Type XXVII Seehund,German submarine

Hi all last week I picked up a model submarine in good condition appart from the fact that the korts rudder is missing & in need of re-painting,
the water tight chamber looks ok,inside the wtc are 2 water pumps & main moter,
the 1st task is to make a replacement rudder any one got any idears ???? if so please let me know,
then fit 3 servos for korts rudder, dive planes & micro switches for the pumps, a speed controller & recever.
I am also looking for a secondhand 40mhz 4 ch Tx & Rx for the above any one got a spair they done need ???
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Old 08-10-2004   #2 (permalink)
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what diameter is the prop, i've used deoderent lids succesfully on my push tug , some lids are slightly tapered , but will need to be wet flat sanded to except paint , or graupner do some moving type nozels where the prop shaft is fixed , same as your sub.

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Thanks for your reply Paul, I have got the Seehund up & running now as you can see from this Link to Seehund

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Wink nice sub

how you coming along with the model?
what scale is it?
I want one reel bad and was going to try and build one from scratch.
Know of any plans for this ship?

thank you for takeing the time out to read this


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You could use Miralyte ply wound around a former using waterproof adhesive,or wrap plastic sheet around the former,wind on a few layers of the ply,stand on end and flow cyno down the laminations by capillery action,then turn over and do the same.Believe me it will set like rock ! Look around the house for suitable things to use as the former,tins,jars etc you nrever know what you will find ?
Nice find,best of luck with the project.
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how you coming along with the model?
what scale is it?
I want one reel bad and was going to try and build one from scratch.
Know of any plans for this ship?

thank you for takeing the time out to read this


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Hi Wayne use the link in the post below yours to see "seehund" on the lake "Seehund" on the lake
 
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