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  • wlambing
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    That is not the correct anchor for Nautilus, or any other USN ship. Yes, I'm a rivet counter, having served for 23 years and, I have the 1:1 scale Nautilus parked just a few miles from where I sit now. I don't know what the actual specs are for the hook, but a USN anchor for a WWII destroyer in the same scale should work. What you purchased is a European anchor. Model Monkey (Steve Larson) makes nice 3D printed stuff. Good luck!

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  • Das Boot
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    I need to get a printer to do that boat in 1/96 as a display.

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  • biggsgolf
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    Replaced the hatch, fixed tail seam and hull seams. Anchor arrived from Australia. Click image for larger version

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  • biggsgolf
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    So both shaft from the WTC are angled out / \
    that's correct

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  • redboat219
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    So both shaft from the WTC are angled out / \

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  • biggsgolf
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    Not sure if it's the camera angle but it looks like the port side shaft is more angled than the starboard side.
    Its the camera angle, lol

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  • redboat219
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    Not sure if it's the camera angle but it looks like the port side shaft is more angled than the starboard side.

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  • biggsgolf
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    Gap filling again, etc., control rods installed Click image for larger version

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  • biggsgolf
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    Got the driveshafts working without friction, closed the hull gaps, threw some filler primer on her, next will sand with 400 grit and repeat Click image for larger version

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  • biggsgolf
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    Drive Shafts and control rods installed. Will replace the hatch, broke it off, lol Click image for larger version

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  • Subculture
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    Originally posted by RCSubGuy
    Looking awesome so far!

    I'm doing a print of these files for Frank, scaled to 155%, so about 83" overall length.
    He must like having a bad back.

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  • biggsgolf
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    Originally posted by RCSubGuy
    Looking awesome so far!

    I'm doing a print of these files for Frank, scaled to 155%, so about 83" overall length.
    Nice! Hope to see it!

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  • RCSubGuy
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    Looking awesome so far!

    I'm doing a print of these files for Frank, scaled to 155%, so about 83" overall length.

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  • biggsgolf
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    Props and reinforcement cradles




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  • biggsgolf
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    Originally posted by rwtdiver
    Nice work Bruce!

    I am amazed at what you are doing with Tinkercad. Looking forward to more photos of your build.

    Rob
    "Firemen can stand the heat."
    Thanks Rob!

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