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Old 11-04-2004   #1 (permalink)
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german schnellboat

ok doke, i recieved this model in part exchange from a recent transaction, this model has lain dormant for a number of years apparently, needs TLC to get it back ship shape,

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the above pics show the model as it was recieved, some very nice lines to the boat

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just as an update i have started work on this hull, i have sanded down the various layers of paint/ primer on the hull. this has shown some parts of the hull that are needing repair, such is balsa construction.






incidentally if any one can give me any reference material on this model , whether it be the original model or some web based or book based info then please post below or pm me


the more info i have the better on this model the better. also propulsion on this model has been changed, orignally it had 3 screws , but as i have heard on ROBBE schnellboat designs, the model becomes very lean to when turning with all screws in operation, so i am looking at the possibility of just using 1 screw with a modified rc car motor running on "possibly" 12 cells. but just a thought just now.

any thoughts on this please post below.


i hope to update this thread on a weekly basis depending on funds and time available.

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graupner wiesel (modified)

some pictures of my version of this model kit
also a picture of the full size
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many many thanx vita

seems looking at these pics , my one is going to be a variation on a theme in some areas.
thanx for the pics , just what i needed.

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yours is actually the one thats accurate to the kit and plan i modified mine quite a bit

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Adamz,

you are a very talented modeller. What size is your fleet?
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very kind of you to say so noobee, but i have only been interested in model boats for a couple of years , after building and racing model cars.

the fleet so far consists of......

robbe pt 15 oatrol boat, built from a kit by myself
perkasa 36 " long 1/32 scale torpedoe boat, nearing finnishing from a repaint .
graupner speedboat,nearing finnishing form building
hazel , can be seen on another thread,partial restoration .
the above model boat has been passed onto my brother who has taken a very keen interest in model boats, it`s nearly finnished, pic`s when done

also have....
1/8 scale pocher porsche 993
1/16th tamiya tiger tank
and my newest edition, the MGT monster truck, again pics in another thread.

just realised how understanding my wife is !
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She must be a very patient person. SWAP?????

I have a USCG Motor Lifeboat which you will see at Richmond.

I am struggling with a graupner "beginners kit". It expects the beginner to be able to solder, work with wood, plastic and perspex as well as have knowledge of RC. The two sheet plan has all the "important" instructions which seem to be a condensed version of an original instruction manual. That and the fact that you need three other accessory kits to get a finished boat.

One day .......
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What you have there is the Graupnor Weisel kit. I built it many years ago when stationed in Germany and then sold it when I returned to this country. Is the main deck lift off area Balsa by any chance? I had three motors in mine, 2 outers running on speed controls and the middle motor on a micro switch for ahead running only. forward 40mm gun rotating linked to the rudders. I have some info here on the full size ship.
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Sounds similar with the deck but this is a police/fireboat. The difference is obviously the firemonitor. This has a single motor which comes as a single unit with motor/shaft/prop in one.

The skill level is meant to be beginner for 7/8yo. Makes me feel like a numpty !!!
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