She was retired a couple of years ago, but recently she was brought out retirement and gifted to family friend was showing an interest in battle ships!
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2,627 posts · Pagina 43 of 219She was retired a couple of years ago, but recently she was brought out retirement and gifted to family friend was showing an interest in battle ships!
- CashrcAmmiraglio di flottaHi Trev, if your talking about the little gray sub it’s scratch built. If you want to know about the larger sub later in the vid I’ll have to ask Ed where he got the hull.
CashPiaciuto da pressonreguardless - pressonreguardlessAmmiraglio di divisioneThanks Cash,
Impressive for scratch build.
Great Fleet out there.👍
Trev
They are both made from balsa wood, which the material for the hull, it is sealed with a acrylic varnish,painted over the top with enammel paint with clear varnish on top of the paint! The superstructure on the larger destoyer is made from thin plywood, and on the smaller frigate its made of plasticard!
I got the lynx helicoptors on Ebay from "The Dorest Print Man" I think it was, which are 3D printed by him!
Rode Zee
Farmount Glacier
Maersk Topper
- Newby7Ammiraglio di flottaWell done. If it were work might say progress is slow. No punch clocks with a hobby no such thing as being to slow.
Rick - RamseyAMozzo di bordoGonna be a spiffy PT or ? Patrol.
Looking forward to: powered, R/C, Scale details, etc.❓ I have a Dumas PT-109; WIP (older kit, bit of challenge).
Full size ELCO, made right across from my home town, Staten Island, Bayonne, NJ ... back in the day 1940's...
First two photos of the as found.Previously found outboard attached.
Forever striving for improvement, Graham explains how he assists the - Setting of the Foresails on his model.
More info on Grahams Blog - https://model-boats.com/blogs/86653
Also - https://www.youtube.com/c/RCSailing1/videos
RC Sailing No`s - 131, 132, 134, 135, 159. 170
My Gaff Cutter No`s - 139, 142, 143, 144
- jbkiwiAmmiraglio di flottaGreat video Phil, shows Grahams set-up very well.👍👍
JBPiaciuto da stevedownunder and Graham93
- RNinMunichAmmiraglio di flottaHi TD,
Admittedly there is a certain similarity in hull shape, not surprising since both classes were based on current commercial trawler / whaler designs.
But that's as far as it goes. Attached is a photo (port side) of an early (short forecastle) Flower, K63 Picotee.
Put that 'head to head' with the pic of Baffin's starboard side, and stbd view of the model in the video, and the differences are immediately apparent so I won't list them here.
Y'all can play 'Spot the differences' 😉
First clue for me was the Pennant number; T275. 'T' for Trawler.
The Flowers had pennant numbers beginning with 'K' for 'K'orvette😉 coz 'C' was already in use for Cruisers and Carriers.
So I looked for HMS or HMCS T275 and immediately hit HMS Baffin. Digging deeper I also found this on UBoat Net-
https://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/2718.html
Q.E.D. 😉
Easy mistake to make TD.
Cheers, Doug 😎Piaciuto da Rookysailor and GARTH - GARTHCommodoroThe model builder just sent me this info HMCS BAFFIN Western Isles Class Admiralty MS/AS Trawler Built in Collingwood, Ontario in 1941 Served out of Halifax, NS during the war Sold out of service 1945.Piaciuto da RNinMunich