That didn't take long

[rwtdiver]

Would like the see your latest boat in the water.

Casey,

If you are referring to the HMS Holland!



The Holland has been in the water! One time testing the WTC and setting up the boat trim!

10-09-2022, 02:04 AM
Today I put the Holland 1 together and did a quick run in the pool just to see how everything was working and checking for any leaks in the WTC!

https://youtu.be/7SPRXrjVzEY

It all went very well. I am going to add an extension onto the bottom rudder in order to give it more surface area so I can improve on the turning radius. I may need to add two pieces of foam in the upper hull just to stabilize the boat a little more.

Check out the youtube above for more in the water!! And by-the-way, I do not recall seeing ANY of your boats in the water!!

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

[rwtdiver]

And America has held a razor to the throats of our potential advisories for over half a century as well. It's called, 'balance'. And it's kept the peace (kind of).

Beware the potential adversary who's bought into the idea that virgins await his vaporized ass after mashing the 'launch' button; you know.... the kind of ******* who would drive a plane into a sky-scrapper. That guy. I fear that type much more than self-involved, Vodka-soaked Russian button pushers.

I love the look of the 'modern' Soviet/Russian boats. Specifically, those that saw birth at the Malachite Design Bureau. ALFA, VICTOR, AKULA. Love 'em!

David
Former Button Pusher

Casey,

I totally agree with David about the design and look of the "modern" Soviet/Russian boats. I have (2) Alfa boats built and the Borei, and I am looking forward to the Arcturus build!

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Oh **** on the goddamn Russians. I wouldn’t build a boat about the Russian military now to save my life. You do know Putin is making threats to use nukes, right?

And America has held a razor to the throats of our potential advisories for over half a century as well. It's called, 'balance'. And it's kept the peace (kind of).

Beware the potential adversary who's bought into the idea that virgins await his vaporized ass after mashing the 'launch' button; you know.... the kind of ******* who would drive a plane into a sky-scrapper. That guy. I fear that type much more than self-involved, Vodka-soaked Russian button pushers.

I love the look of the 'modern' Soviet/Russian boats. Specifically, those that saw birth at the Malachite Design Bureau. ALFA, VICTOR, AKULA. Love 'em!

David
Former Button Pusher

[Das Boot]

Hi Bob,

I night have known!



It is currently being brought up for discussion as to why I need another Submarine and where are you going to put it!? Stay tuned! :-))

"IT"S A GO"

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

Would like the see your latest boat in the water.

[Das Boot]

Rooskies. Patton was right.

[SubICman]

I did see it on the site and was commenting on how quick that was. Gonna do this one when I get through my current project.

[rwtdiver]

Perhaps one should check my site...

Hi Bob,

I night have known!



It is currently being brought up for discussion as to why I need another Submarine and where are you going to put it!? Stay tuned! :-))

"IT"S A GO"

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

[RCSubGuy]

Perhaps one should check my site...

[rwtdiver]

Wow, the concept for the Russian Arcturus was just showcased about 2 months ago. Someone was busy in the cad world! Looking forward to this one in the near future.

I sure would like to see some STL files pop up for 3D printing!! :-))

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"

[SubICman]

Wow, the concept for the Russian Arcturus was just showcased about 2 months ago. Someone was busy in the cad world! Looking forward to this one in the near future.