German Type 212A 3D Print Build

[rwtdiver]

I failed to mention above, that Bob Nautilus DryDocks has a video on the German Type 212A boat including the 300 series EsayDriver. I linked it below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfgowkEh4jg

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat."

NOTE: If you look at the video, and follow the entire build, you will notice the submarine hull and build up will be different than the files that I purchased from Nautilus DryDocks. But the basic build will be similar.

Bruce,

Yes! I am looking forward to this build as well. And having Nautilus Drydocks doing the cylinder build on this boat for me, just assures me this boat will be great in the pool.

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat."

[DrSchmidt]

I'm rellay looking forward to the next generation of the 212 class, the 212 CD (common design), that will be built together with Denmark. Wit 73 m length they will be much bigger and powerfull.

[biggsgolf]

cool Rob! Looking forward to this

[rwtdiver]

I failed to mention above, that Bob Nautilus DryDocks has a video on the German Type 212A boat including the 300 series EsayDriver. I linked it below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfgowkEh4jg

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat."

NOTE: If you look at the video, and follow the entire build, you will notice the submarine hull and build up will be different than the files that I purchased from Nautilus DryDocks. But the basic build will be similar.

[rwtdiver]

I am going to say that this will be one of my first builds where I am stepping out of the norm for me!



Not so much for the boat, but the WTC and the Transmitter.



I am going to use the 300 Series EasyDriver drive system from Nautilus DryDocks, and the new FrSky 900 Mhz/2.4 Mhz with the TDR10 Dual Band Receiver, that I purchased from Nautilus DryDocks.

The EasyDriver is going to be a great fit for the boat, and I will be really looking forward to using the new radio system. I have also made the decision to have the EasyDrive built and tested by Jason and Bob, and I am having Bob set up the radio system and testing as well. More to come as I proceed with the sub build.

Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat."