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The interior of the boat is sealed, and the exterior has two coats of primer and has been sanded in-between each coat! I still have not come up with what my final hull colors will be from the three that I have in mind. This boat is very near total completion, and now I can put all my time on the SM UC 5 U-Boat build.
I am also going to put my printer to work on another boat, just not sure which one yet!
Ita has been one of the most challenging boats I have ever built! But it has been the best performing boat in the swimming pool! With the enlarged rudder I can now do a full 360 turn in my pool, and that makes it a joy to run.
Ounce I have all the finish work is completed; I will be sure to have my wife take a video of it running all out in the pool!
The HMS Holland 1 build is complete! The hull with all the accessories, and the WTC complete and functioning!
Next comes the finishing work. I will be using an auto body grey primer 2 coats with sanding between coats and then the final hull colors, and then the final touch up finishing on the accessories!
The HMS Holland 1 build is complete! The hull with all the accessories, and the WTC complete and functioning!
Next comes the finishing work. I will be using an auto body grey primer 2 coats with sanding between coats and then the final hull colors, and then the final touch up finishing on the accessories!
The photo of 2D plan of the HMS Holland 1 looks like it could work for you for your upcoming 3D model build! If you decide to build the model, I hope that you do a build blog. I for one would be looking forward to it. You are the master at this concept, and the HMS Holland 1 is such a distinctive looking boat! Thanks for posting up the photo! :-))
As I stated before after I had my first run in the water, I may be enlarging the upper and lower rudder!
I 3D printed two new larger rudders and I did have to cut off a little excess so they would fit. No problem!
The old rudder is on the right in the photo. The two new rudders are 5/16" wider than the old ones.
I think this new rudder system will give me much better turning ability in my pool! :-))
Does actually someone have good plans of the HMS Holland? Would be a nice little "cut away" display project.....
Andreas,
In all my travels through the internet about the HMS Holland I have not seen any7 "cut aways" of the Holland. I have not been to Thinaverse or CGtrader. I got my STL files for my Holland build from CGtrader, but I did not notice any "cut aways"!
I will start doing some more research and see if I might find one. I got to say with your wonderful skills as a modeler, the HMS Holland would be a show case model for sure!!
The Development of HM Submarines from Holland 1 (1901) to Porpoise (1930)
Also John Lamberts plan which appears to be based on the above general arrangement drawing is included in the Holland 5 wreck divers guide leaflet. The embedded plan in the PDF is reasonably high resolution if you enlarge the view of the PDF file.
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