Foxtrot stuff

[greenman407]

[greenman407]

A small drawing

[greenman407]

I dont know if I posted this one. It might provide a clue to the bottom detailing.

[greenman407]

The same picture as before, except I lightened it to the extreme to reveal more bottom details.

[greenman407]

Foxtrot in tow

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Pure gold!

David

[greenman407]

Small picture

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Not sure that's a FOXTROT, Mike.

David

[greenman407]

You may be right but to me it looks the same as the ones in this picture.

[Albion]

This is great stuff, will be starting my build soon. Lots of small fiddly vents, im gonna have to find a way to do them properly :(

[greenman407]

Albion , Your signature reminds me of this:

[greenman407]

My understanding is that the Foxtrot in San Diego is referred to by the Russians as the Scorpion. Ive had that on my mind a while and then the other day, I had a visitor to my Submarine Assembly shop. Low and behold............a SCORPION. Im not sure of the variety except that he was big. What you are looking at in the picture was at least 6" Long. I was careful not to hurt it and as soon as the photo session was completed I CAREFULLY put him outside. He was not aggresive at all.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Good for you, Mark. This rock is that little guys turf too.

David

[secrtwpn]

The one in Long Beach Ca is also referred to as the Scorpion........

[greenman407]

OH! Maybe I got it wrong. I thought that it was the one on display next to the Queen Mary? Straighten me out here.