Bronco 1:35 Type XXIII RC Build/ Conversion

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  • biggsgolf
    Captain

    • Jan 2020
    • 927

    #106
    24ghz Click image for larger version

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    • biggsgolf
      Captain

      • Jan 2020
      • 927

      #107
      Air tube goes in here, the hole is the vent Click image for larger version

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      • biggsgolf
        Captain

        • Jan 2020
        • 927

        #108
        Antennas, and cleaned up Resin Rudder and Dive Planes
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        • biggsgolf
          Captain

          • Jan 2020
          • 927

          #109
          Redesigned Antennas, brass rods to be black
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          • biggsgolf
            Captain

            • Jan 2020
            • 927

            #110
            Moving along....
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            • redboat219
              Admiral

              • Dec 2008
              • 3381

              #111
              If one were to use the kits appendages (hollow) would it be advisable to either fill the insides with resin, drill holes to make them freeflooding or use them as is?
              Make it simple, make strong, make it work!

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              • JHapprich
                Captain

                • Oct 2017
                • 883

                #112
                Another question...

                Redboat, you need a 3d-printer, print out a beginners model with proof electronic outfitting and have fun with it.

                who cares if those parts work? You want a model for the pool, go for plastic and take care not to crash into something. You want a model for the pond, you go for metal and prepare for easy replacement since the next piece of floating wood in the way MIGHT actually be tougher than expected.

                buy that kit, build it to your specs and try, whether one should fill in resin, drill holes or use them not at all. Thats an injected kit, not titanium. What could one expect?

                You need to build, not to ask for every single detail and how this and that could be done. Leave that tiny KILO and aim at a larger size thats better to handle. ROBBE Seawolf and alike.ugly, yes, but with one of those you'd had a model in the water years ago.

                Gathering informations will not get you closer to the pond...

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                • biggsgolf
                  Captain

                  • Jan 2020
                  • 927

                  #113
                  I only run my Subs in my pool so I am designing a Rudder Extension for agility
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                  • biggsgolf
                    Captain

                    • Jan 2020
                    • 927

                    #114
                    Redesigning Binoculars
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                    • biggsgolf
                      Captain

                      • Jan 2020
                      • 927

                      #115
                      New Binoculars
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                      • biggsgolf
                        Captain

                        • Jan 2020
                        • 927

                        #116
                        Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named

                        To vent the free-flooding hull and reduce displacement of the above waterline structures.
                        David, are the "planks" (what are they called Sir?) steel or wood? What does a white stripe signify? Yellow is training? Click image for larger version  Name:	Image 9-28-23 at 3.00 PM.jpg Views:	0 Size:	56.5 KB ID:	175516

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                        • DrSchmidt
                          Rear Admiral

                          • Apr 2014
                          • 1241

                          #117
                          Actually the wooden deck was only used in the habor. Underway they were removed....

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                          • biggsgolf
                            Captain

                            • Jan 2020
                            • 927

                            #118
                            David, are the "planks" (what are they called Sir?) steel or wood? Not sure how to paint & weather them? In your photos looks like you painted grey and added rust? What does a white stripe signify? Yellow is training? Anybody know how I should proceed?

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                            • He Who Shall Not Be Named
                              Moderator

                              • Aug 2008
                              • 13404

                              #119
                              Originally posted by biggsgolf
                              David, are the "planks" (what are they called Sir?) steel or wood? Not sure how to paint & weather them? In your photos looks like you painted grey and added rust? What does a white stripe signify? Yellow is training? Anybody know how I should proceed?

                              Wood. Tan colored, with variations of tan to signify different sources of planking.

                              White status bands on the sail appears to be a research mistake on the part of Bronco. I have it on good authority (thanks, Manfred), that the sail vertical and horizontal markigns, which were yellow, signified a boat undergoing work-up for eventual operational use. Using that logic -- the boat would not sortie far from base, and not for extended periods of time -- I assumed the portable decking would likely have remained in place on some of the training units. Just a guess -- I so wanted that decking in place to hide the many vent holes I drilled atop the models hull to vent the boat as it transitioned from submerged to surface trim and back.

                              David
                              Who is John Galt?

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                              • biggsgolf
                                Captain

                                • Jan 2020
                                • 927

                                #120
                                Thanks David, I also have vent holes under where they go!

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