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2,626 posts · Página 23 of 219- B rian J amesSuboficial 2ª clase'Breaking ice' was just the 'tip of the iceberg' for the titanic?
I use a transmitter mix to allow the model to rotate on the spot and perform scale-like docking manoeuvres.
- RonaldAlmirante de la flotaLooks nice on the water and runs at a nice scale trot.Le gusta a Peejay and Oxford-Dave and
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"Tank Landing Craft" built with twin water jet drive. Sounds great on the water.
- zoomaAlmirante de la flotaI have often thought that I should research tank landing craft designs to see if I can combine my interest with 1/16 scale r/c model tanks
- RonaldAlmirante de la flotaYou rarely see one as an RC mostly static with full sails. When we were in Lunenberg the Bluenose was not sailing with all of them up. Just the three seen on your model.Le gusta a hermank and Mike Stoney and
- ScouterChilMaster SeamanRonald, that's because the current master is no where neart the calibre of Angus Walter and the other captains of the Grand Banks fleet. Angus greatest love was hoisting full canvas and seeing how she'd do.Le gusta a hermank and Mike Stoney
- Hhager2TenienteFun boat to build. I still have lots of leftover wood n parts. It comes out well for a display ship. Good findLe gusta a hermank and Mike Stoney and
- hermankContralmiranteBRIGHTWORK
well finished and awesome model !!!!!Le gusta a Peejay and Mike Stoney and
- roycvAlmirante de la flotaHi all I really liked that picture. It is by Joseph Kernon and I found another of his paintings with the same subject including a better view of the small schooner he is holding.
Maybe a relation or the old fellow next door but the sailing boat looks like it exists. Is the hull in shadow in the other picture?
RoyLe gusta a Doogle and DWBrinkman and