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Vlootadmiraal  · 10,102 pt Rossendale, Lancashire, United Kingdom Lid sinds sep 2020 Nu online Leeftijd 77

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Harbour commentRe: Sprite Plus@Madwelshman Morning Will, The idea has worked well since I first used it on Rapier 1, and that model has clocked-up over 100 hours of fast cruising and the servo has remained firmly in place. Although a very …Harbour commentRe: Sprite PlusAfter cutting out the mast and cockpit fly screen frames, I cut and fitted the heavy duty servo retaining blocks to house the Volz rudder servo. A retaining top cap was cut from ply skin to keep the servo in p…Heavy blocks mounted on keel to retain steering servo.Ply skin covering cap between servo mounting blocks.Servo retaining cap retained with small screws.Harbour commentRe: Aerokits Sea ScoutPlain varnished deck it is then Chris 👍 Bob.Plain varnished deck.Harbour commentRe: Aerokits Sea Scout@ChrisF It would probably be better if the deck was planked before varnishing it, but this model is very "period typical" and so I will be leaving it as it is - at least for now! Bob.Forum replyRe: What new features would you like to see on MBW?I would like to see more category headings added to make it easier to find specific items when searching for useful reference information. MBW is a very useful reference resource that has a LOT of good informa…Harbour commentRe: Sprite PlusNow that the cabin roof has been skinned, I am experimenting with shapes to use for a cockpit screen - using cardboard engineering.(old cereal packets). The idea is that the lower pointed central joint will ov…Cardboard fly-screen templates being tried...Fly Screen mock-up.Point of fly screen base should cover the rearmost cabin roof joint.Harbour commentRe: Aerokits Patrol LaunchThe rear cabin roof is now finished and fits OK. I am not at all sure about the rear cockpit cover with an inflatable mounted on it, so I may have a re-think about this. The little MFA 385 motor chosen at the …Rear cabin roof finally remade and fitted.Not sure about the inflatable on the rear deck?This motor looks a bit small.....Harbour commentRe: Aerokits Sea Scout@Nick-Ward Hi Nick - nice to hear from you 👍 Another Classic Model Power Boat from the Aerokits range that you may like to consider is the Sea Nymph. At 18" long it is bigger than your Sea Urchin, but probably…Harbour commentRe: Aerokits Patrol LaunchThis little boat has been a long time in the build - I bought it 55 years ago from Exmouth Models and it has not really had the attention that it deserves.....to put it mildly. The wood in the kit was dry and …New formers and anti-warp braces glued onto the rear cabin roof base.Plenty of clamps used to hold the assembly square while the glue dries.New skin on the top of the rear cabin roof.Harbour commentRe: Sprite PlusI had an hour or two at home in the workshop (shed) this afternoon, so I cut and fitted the three separate roof skin coverings and glued them in place. Hopefully they will all still fit OK when the clamps and …Rear cab cover where the cockpit screen will be mounted.Plenty of clamps to hold everything in position until the glue setsFront cabin cover and sunshield.Initial fit looks OK.+1

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