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  • trout
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    Merry Christmas David!
    Merry Christmas!

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  • rwtdiver
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    "Merry Christmas" David, Romel, and all!

    Rob
    "Firemen can stand the heat."

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    Merry Christmas David!
    and to you and yours, Romel

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    Merry Christmas David!

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by Subculture
    A true geometric naughtylass prop?
    You betcha!

    I'll post pictures today of the assembled propeller master and will include some documentation that will better connect the work to Harper Goff's NAUILUS.

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    A true geometric naughtylass prop?

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  • Subculture
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    The propeller on the SS Great Britain is based on the first version. However later in its service a four bladed screw was made and fitted. You can see a model of that prop in the foreground of the photo.

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  • Subculture
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    That prop is definitely the one on the SS Great Britain. They had to reconstruct the prop, along with much of the upper works as the remains of the ship were just a hulk brought back from the Falkland islands in the early 1970's. Amazing it survived at all really.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by DrSchmidt
    The picture of the prop for the Nautilus is of the S.S. Great Britain, isn't it?
    The photo said, Britannica.

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    The picture of the prop for the Nautilus is of the S.S. Great Britain, isn't it?

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