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Old 28-01-2008   #1 (permalink)
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NAUTILUS, U 47 and others of my projects
some updates about my Disney NAUTILUS submarine:
so this will be a RC sub,with salon interior and complete lights...



i have to redo the specimen table cause i don't like it at all...









i will choose the second option for the lights when displaying...
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and in the main time, i'm working on a ROBBE U47
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This was the first RC nautilus i made...personnal version







and here the second personnal version, that i'm working on but stand by at this time, due to too many projects...
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It's looking great! I've always been a fan of the nautilus and the interior detail is really looking the part too.
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wow!!
hi mate
pukka models you got there..i have the engel nautilus and the robbe as well...btw mate how are you securing the tower to the deck???
as trying to work that one out!!
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Thats pretty neat, and I love the lighting.
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Very nicely done models there. I like the interior of the Nautilus and the modifications and additional detail on the U-47.

Excellent jobs, many thanks for the pictures.
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Welcome, Thanks for posting, always great to see some nicely built subs, keep them comming please.

May you always surface the right way up , and you bottom be barnacle free !!!!
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Hi m8

Just wondered which Nautilus kit that is, the Engle of CR.

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