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clive
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Great book Donald, well worth a read, Thanks. |
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masbie something in the water. www.freewebs.com/masb32/
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d-zine
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Topic RTTL has just had its 2772 visitor.
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Advance - Runaway Quickly , Runaway Quickly
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barnacle
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was it an E visitor by any chance?
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rafwebfoot
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Hope 2772 will not be the last visitor in the smae way 2772 was the last wooden RTTL . Fair winds |
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FAIR WINDS AND A FAVOURABLE TIDE
Donald |
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Christian
Senior Member Joined: 17 June 2005 Location: Gibraltar Status: Offline Points: 775 |
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Hi Clive, my current work in progress RSL 1661; |
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barnacle
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Cracking model Christian.. just as i remember them.... excellent work
Is it a static model or is it RC ? |
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Christian
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Why, thank you. It'll be finished soon. It is actually from a 1/24th scale Deans Marine kit, some modifications are required to achieve a realistic looking model. The kit includes a GRP hull, vac-formed deckhouse, fittings including the unique vents, decals (for RSL 1640) and a GA drawing. This one is powered by two very small electric motors (which sit low enough to allow a detailed interior to be incorporated into the lift-off superstructure assembly above them) and has 2 channel radio control. You can see more of my scratch-built efforts here-scroll down to the "links of interest" at the bottom (I'm really not used to building from a kit, to be honest once you've modified everything to your liking it is not much less work than a scratch-build); http://www.bmpt.org.uk/modelling_boats/index.htm Edited by Christian |
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rafwebfoot
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Yes Christian she looks just the job, they were lovely boats, very tough and good in a seaway.
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FAIR WINDS AND A FAVOURABLE TIDE
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clive
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Hi Christian, she looks as good as in the film.
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masbie something in the water. www.freewebs.com/masb32/
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panchottl
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Hi All, First post , so please excuse any mistakes!! I am sure I read on a previous post, of a ttl being restordin Plymouth. Any info please? |
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