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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    What's with the Sharpie?
    What's with you ever finishing and operating an r/c submarine?

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  • redboat219
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    What's with the Sharpie?

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by Davjacva

    I know this is going to come as a surprise, but if you look under 'Builder's Thread' and look in '77" Type IX U-boat' it'll tell you all the history that I know of about this sub, who had it, company, etc. If you go further down, you'll find the scale info. In case you don't...it's an Engels, and its not their first production of it, it's circa about 1990. The one Bob sold to Steve at Subfest-23 was older.
    oh...................

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  • Davjacva
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    Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named

    Beats me. I'm just the idiot propeller-maker. Belongs to Jake.

    Jake, you mind-numbed former Torpedoman goon: where did you get that thing and is it one of Lee's hulls?

    David
    Soon Charging Rent to this guy
    I know this is going to come as a surprise, but if you look under 'Builder's Thread' and look in '77" Type IX U-boat' it'll tell you all the history that I know of about this sub, who had it, company, etc. If you go further down, you'll find the scale info. In case you don't...it's an Engels, and its not their first production of it, it's circa about 1990. The one Bob sold to Steve at Subfest-23 was older.

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  • redboat219
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    For light work

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by rwtdiver
    If all else fails!

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    This works every time!

    Rob
    "Firemen can stand the heat."
    (in the voice of Crocodile Dundee) "Now, THIS is a hammer!"

    David
    Off to my local fire-house

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  • rwtdiver
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    If all else fails!

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    This works every time!

    Rob
    "Firemen can stand the heat."

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by wlambing
    You clowns violated the Cardinal Rule: ALWAYS USE A BIGGER HAMMER!!!! If such a hammer is not available, a suitable Crescent wrench of at least 12" length may be used as a substitute.

    The Auxiliaryman has spoken!
    Jake and I bow to the senior breaker-bar swinging, bruise-knuckled, flange-headed, troll of the boat.

    David

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  • wlambing
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    You clowns violated the Cardinal Rule: ALWAYS USE A BIGGER HAMMER!!!! If such a hammer is not available, a suitable Crescent wrench of at least 12" length may be used as a substitute.

    The Auxiliaryman has spoken!

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