Albacore continued

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

You gotta get some of that 40-pound RenShape, Mark. Keep swinging, you're winning this fight.

David

[greenman407]

Gotcha Dave. Shaping the rudder using a belt sander and a pair of Vice grip pliers. Unconventional to be sure but its my way.

[greenman407]

Guys, I need some pictures or drawings or a link or something about the masts. I have very little info. HELP!!!The Titanic

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Me too, Mark. I got noth'n

David

[Subculture]

I guess this is obvious, but have you contacted the Albacore museum to see if they can help you out?

[greenman407]

Well now, thats a thought. I have their book and every picture that I can find on the net but maybe a phone call or email to them might bear fruit.

[greenman407]

I talked to the head guy there today quite by accident. They are closed until Feb 23. He just happened to walk in and the phone was ringing. He said that he was going to work on sending me something. We will see. In the meantime I found more pictures.

[greenman407]

In the first picture taken from the tugboat, the information coming back was that the Albacores hull was so efficient that it kept almost running over the tug as they moved toward her final resting place. In the second and forth pictures you can clearly see the sail rudder is hard to port

[greenman407]

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[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Oh ... Man! You've outdone yourself, Mark. These are beautiful!

David

[greenman407]

Thanks Dave! More to come today with a few of them specific to the masts.

[greenman407]

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