1/96 Romeo - Wherefor art thou?
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I'm not sure if its asymetrical or not Tom. It turns a lot tighter than shown on the video. I'm going easy on the rudder mechanism until I get it dialed in completely. That dam is bloody deep and its still quite cold so I'm avoiding a swim right now. The dog however, has no such inhibitions.Leave a comment:
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It is quick. That video is the second one that I made whilst sorting out the bow planes - hence the speed. This is the first, and slighly more sedate version. https://youtu.be/y2C3tft2GucLeave a comment:
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Turning radius is decent and like David said it moves well! Is there a difference in turning radius between port and starboard?
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Speedy little thing, and damned good depth-control on display there. I've re-thunk the motor bulkhead for your ZULU SD, will get on that today -- sorry about the delay.
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It was glorious day at Ourimbah. Some fun in the dam with the Romeo. https://youtu.be/ZaUjikV96wILeave a comment:
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Paid a visit to Hardrocks, tool shed today
Got a truckload of pics of the Romeo, have been meaning to see this boat for a long time now. It does not dissapoint.
enjoy
David H
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Thanks Dave. Pretty rough around the edges - perhaps they might be better described as "representational".Leave a comment:
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Scott,
Awesome! I have texted you. These boats are magnificent.
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Got a bit carried away with the idea of doing a PLAN Type 33G - ie, a new top section for the Romeo. Basic idea looks like this.
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No its not. Its actually LK950004490AU or LK950016949AU. Impossible for me to tell which of the two is yours however. Australia Post - bringing you yesterday's solutions, tomorrow (if you're lucky).Leave a comment:
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BS!
dmeriman@aol.com
Send me your mailing address, sir. At least I can fix you up with some RenShape.
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Finishing up the Romeo today then, onto the storage/transportation box.
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