My drawings of the ROMEO (excellent dry-dock type) are buried in the storage box in the driveway and I can't get at them right now. I built 10 for a contractor years ago. If I remember, the shafts were near or were parallel to the boats centerline. Those models were of boats built by the Chinese, were being upgraded by Librascope and other outfits, and were to go to the Egyptians'. Each model was a 'gift' presented to the CO of each boat.
David
1/96 Romeo - Wherefor art thou?
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Thank you Your Worship. I'm trying. Having a bit of trouble with the prop shaft exiting the rear stab before it hits the hull. Is there any chance that the shafts are angled inwards? Can't tell from the drawing that I have.Leave a comment:
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Nice work Scott,
Will have are to organise after Christmas or new year to see Resolution and the 'Dear Leaders" boat. It's looking nice!
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More work on the Dear Leaser's chariot. Getting the basic shape right and starting to fit the appendages.
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Nice work , scott
As mentioned Fantastic work with or without an imitation plastic hatch plug "dear leader" with obligatory adoring crowds of half starved army soldiers standing on the rear deck creating drag whilst the dear leader tells the sub commander how to do his job because he obviously doesn't know.
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Oh dear..... I have all kinds of inappropriate images flooding my over worked brain. "Hatch plug" might become a new and well used term around my gaff.Leave a comment:
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Scott,
I want one, with or without a fat little bad hair cut on the bridge.
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New Chinese colour scheme - although this one might end up in North Korean green. Just depends on whether I can find a 1/96 scale fat little ****er to stand in the open hatch.
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I like the trumpeter kit, but I even more like the model underneath, although you try to cover the spoiler with the kit I'm sure that is a R8.
Your idea of the mesh is brilliant, would have been awesome if that had turned out as you had planned. I don’t have any experience with 3D printing but maybe the resolution wasn’t fine enough, just wild guessing here.
Grtz,
Bart
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