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  • gantu
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    Versuchs Schnellboot 5 (VS 5) Semi-submersible Attack Boat | Old Machine Press

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  • redboat219
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    Submersible Tragflugelboot. Plan was to wait in submerged mode. Once the enemy was in range ballast tanks were blown and high speed attack and subsequent evasion was done on the surface.

    Here's something I wish Manfred made.

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ID:	187966 Rudolf Engelmann's Versuch Schnellboot 5 (Experimental Fast Boat 5 or VS 5) also known as Engelmann-boot, a semi-submersible, fast-attack torpedo boat for use in coastal waters. Armament consisted of two forward-firing, 21 in (533 mm) torpedo tubes in the bow and two 20 mm cannons atop the superstructure.

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  • Albacore 569
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    Some stuff on the project you are building.

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  • Albacore 569
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    Originally posted by Albacore 569
    Hi David.

    I have been working on a second CB 1/32 model exactly like the one I sent you (to be for a static model instead to the RC one I am excited about). But I wanted to alert you the prop in the printing stl file I sent you used to print the Prop sent is all wrong I just discovered.

    The diameter is correct, but the pitch is Wrong, th print is reversed from the photos of the real one in the museum in Zagreb. Croatia. The Prop is a slow turning pitch mickey mouse eared 3 bladed bronze. The model shaft diameter is a M2, the prop diameter is 1.4 inches, the hub diameter 5/16 inches, and 7/16 inches long.

    Wnat me to order 3 frmt he prop shop in UK or you wish t make yur wn. I am fine with yours completely. I would need two props, one for the rc version and a spare for the static model.

    Sorry about that.

    Steven

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    ******, Sorry David. The pitch and diameter. rotation of the printed prop is correct after all after re examining after a nap.

    Only the shape seems wrong. Sorry. my age is getting to me. The shape of the blades only is off.

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  • redboat219
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    Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named

















    Reminds me of baby feeding bottle covers. Click image for larger version  Name:	42962946-2.jpg Views:	0 Size:	79.8 KB ID:	187957
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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by biggsgolf
    Uh, the Nauticus is big, can you be more specific?
    harborfest, norfolk - Search Images

    I'll give you specifics when I get them, sir.

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  • biggsgolf
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    Uh, the Nauticus is big, can you be more specific?

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by biggsgolf

    Nice David, where is the 6/6, 6/7 6/8 gathering?, love to come over to it if you will be there.
    Bruce
    I'll be there. It's the Harbor Fest event in Norfolk, right next to Nauticus.

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  • biggsgolf
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    Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named
    Nice David, where is the 6/6, 6/7 6/8 gathering?, love to come over to it if you will be there.
    Bruce

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  • Das Boot
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    It always amazes me how real submarines keep water out, with that pressure and a spinning shaft, along with linkage for the rudder and dive planes.

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  • Albacore 569
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    Hi David.

    I have been working on a second CB 1/32 model exactly like the one I sent you (to be for a static model instead to the RC one I am excited about). But I wanted to alert you the prop in the printing stl file I sent you used to print the Prop sent is all wrong I just discovered.

    The diameter is correct, but the pitch is Wrong, th print is reversed from the photos of the real one in the museum in Zagreb. Croatia. The Prop is a slow turning pitch mickey mouse eared 3 bladed bronze. The model shaft diameter is a M2, the prop diameter is 1.4 inches, the hub diameter 5/16 inches, and 7/16 inches long.

    Wnat me to order 3 frmt he prop shop in UK or you wish t make yur wn. I am fine with yours completely. I would need two props, one for the rc version and a spare for the static model.

    Sorry about that.

    Steven

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by Das Boot

    Dave, do those seals for the linkage go in one way or does it matter? I found that grease you use on Amazon. Expensive, but you’ll never use it all in a decade.
    Either way, does not matter.

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  • Das Boot
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    Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named

    The silicon oil is perfect for sliding or rotating shafts. The grease I use for fixed seals, like bulkhead O-rings. (This week I rejoin the work on your U-1 parts).

    David
    Dave, do those seals for the linkage go in one way or does it matter? I found that grease you use on Amazon. Expensive, but you’ll never use it all in a decade.

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