It has been awhile since I posted about a build and so it is overdue.
I got my 3D files from Nautilus Drydocks (https://www.rc-submarine.com/product...-in-1-72-scale)
This is a concept sub designed to replace the Walrus Class submarine (sniff, sniff) and I do love the Swedish designs. The fact that it showed up in Bob's catalogue of 3D subs was thrilling to me.
I upsized it to 1/66th scale or ~867mm or ~34" in length.

I made a modification to the bow. Split the bow so I could throw a screw up from underneath, but I have made another change to the aft end that (I will post later) I may not need to fasten the front down.

Using my 3D Walrus Propellor (I never used it because I had a brass prop made) and modified it for this sub. It has chunky blades and I do not mind. I am not sure of the performance as this was one of my first props I made in Fusion 360.

I got my 3D files from Nautilus Drydocks (https://www.rc-submarine.com/product...-in-1-72-scale)
This is a concept sub designed to replace the Walrus Class submarine (sniff, sniff) and I do love the Swedish designs. The fact that it showed up in Bob's catalogue of 3D subs was thrilling to me.
I upsized it to 1/66th scale or ~867mm or ~34" in length.
I made a modification to the bow. Split the bow so I could throw a screw up from underneath, but I have made another change to the aft end that (I will post later) I may not need to fasten the front down.
Using my 3D Walrus Propellor (I never used it because I had a brass prop made) and modified it for this sub. It has chunky blades and I do not mind. I am not sure of the performance as this was one of my first props I made in Fusion 360.



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