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Old 21-04-2005   #11 (permalink)
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Some very fine models there Kirk, keep up the good work and keep the pics coming....!!!

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Old 30-04-2005   #12 (permalink)
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Hi all , just an update of pics of the Torpedo i am building . She is about complete now , just waiting for some bits to come back from the platers. She has also aquired a name , "Shoshone " , i was reading a wild west history book on holiday and thought it sounded good , it is a Native American Imdian Tribe.
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Forgot to ask in the last post , i am thinking of making a hood for the Torpedo , the type with a folding frame , like on the old Ford model T etc so it will fold back , behind the luggage area. I would be obliged for any info or links to pics / info etc , to help with the idea.
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Cant help with frame design but I can suggest a covering material. Solartex used for covering model aircraft , available in many colours. If you are not familiar with it ,it is a heat-shrink close-woven fabric with heat activated adhesive . An ordinary household iron will do, cuts well with sharp scissors. Scrounge a few scraps that every aeromodeller has under the bench ! Tough, water-proof, with a scale "weave" look. There is also a gloss version if you want a plastic look, with no visible weave, called Glosstex. An old umbrella might be a good source of bits-n-pieces for framework. Hope this helps.
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Nice one Duncan , never thought of the old Umbrella idea , comes with pre made joints also . Missus may have to get wet this week
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Beautiful, the Aquarama and Stancraft are !!!! I lack vocabulary.

Unfortunately i have not much time left to go back to modeling hobby, and whan I see boats like yours I wonder if I'll ever reach half of that!

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Wink Beautiful work.

I've been building models (period ships, mostly Man of War type) and now r\c and I would certainly be proud of these. Love your work.
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hi badersbus, welcome.

Do you have any tips on how to get frawings from published media (pics?).

I occassionally come across something i feel would be nice to build, then find that no plans are available.

Nice work.

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