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criminy, next you will want to shower with me......no,no, and a thousand times no. Have you lost some weight? -
Anywho … it's a pleasure dealing with you, no matter the venue. You're one of the good ones.
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The hats have changed at SC. For the public record, I would love to have you back, you are a big part of this hobby. No response needed my friend (LOL), I know your stance, but I can always HOPE!Leave a comment:
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Naw, not stupid. Those wax-like transfer markings have a shelf-life. They dry out over time and won't transfer off the carrier film when burnished down onto the work. So, no big deal, Kim. Get those markings I identified from Woodland Sceinics and they'll be fresh and trouble-free.
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Ok, since Im the only one who seems to be hogging up this forum, as everyone else has common sense,
I still do not understand this model of the Albacore I have. while the horizontal rudders are well made, the vertical ones seem to be rather slip shod, and just enter the body thru a hole in the deck (hey guess what, I dont know my Nautical terms!).
Ive come to grips with the fact that Ill only have 1 prop..instead of the standard (??) 2 prop design as well.
Any further info on the placements of the individual pieces I have???. I cannot seem to find a good clear pic that shows any.
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You likely are using the parts that came with the original SubTech 1/60 vacuformed, resin, and metal kit. That makes your ALBACORE model one that represents the phase-2 configuration: control surfaces ahead of a single screw and of cruciform orientation. The stern planes nest into the trailing edges of the fixed horizontal stabilizers, but the two rudders are fully flying surfaces that only attach to the internal yoke.
Back when I was still on talking terms with SubCommittee 'leadership' I involved myself with the production of that kit. Hence my stunning amount of knowledge on the subject.
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Ok, since Im the only one who seems to be hogging up this forum, as everyone else has common sense,
I still do not understand this model of the Albacore I have. while the horizontal rudders are well made, the vertical ones seem to be rather slip shod, and just enter the body thru a hole in the deck (hey guess what, I dont know my Nautical terms!).
Ive come to grips with the fact that Ill only have 1 prop..instead of the standard (??) 2 prop design as well.
Any further info on the placements of the individual pieces I have???. I cannot seem to find a good clear pic that shows any.
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Like I said, I had thousands of sheets of letraset when I was in Film...they were everywhere...but when I left the industry..I thought, well Ill never use these again....and threw them away.........STUPID!!!!!!Leave a comment:
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From left to right: hatches, forward hatch cover (fairing), periscopes, anchor light, stern light, 'football' (DF), hatch hand-wheels, and capstans. You got extras there, Kim.
Ok, you knew this was going to happen...
I know the placement of the hatches, and the hatch lock wheels (Front recessed, rear surface-mount)
I know the periscope placement-on top of the longer streamlined peace ( wont be putting anything on the sail, so this wont be used)
Are the Numbers just a modified peel, and stick (I used to have hundreds of Lettraset sheets...but they are long gone now). Are they from, and can be ordered from Lettraset??
But all I can find are microscopic views of the sub online, and I would like to know placement if possible.
Im sorry to be such a pain about this.-Kim
A pain is doing this **** one-handed. Keep your humor, keep plugging and asking questions (no matter how hopelessly STUPID!).
The hull and draft numbers are from this sheet of dry-transfers: https://woodlandscenics.woodlandscen...how/item/MG747
Here's how to apply them:
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Ok, from the photo posted I can see the Football Stern Light on the sail, and various things on the deck, but thats it (actually, that leaves very little).Leave a comment:
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From left to right: hatches, forward hatch cover (fairing), periscopes, anchor light, stern light, 'football' (DF), hatch hand-wheels, and capstans. You got extras there, Kim.
Ok, you knew this was going to happen...
I know the placement of the hatches, and the hatch lock wheels (Front recessed, rear surface-mount)
I know the periscope placement-on top of the longer streamlined peace ( wont be putting anything on the sail, so this wont be used)
Are the Numbers just a modified peel, and stick (I used to have hundreds of Lettraset sheets...but they are long gone now). Are they from, and can be ordered from Lettraset??
But all I can find are microscopic views of the sub online, and I would like to know placement if possible.
Im sorry to be such a pain about this.-Kim
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I panicked, thinking I didnt have enough hatch covers, and I made 3 more (Which are not as detailed...but what the heck). Thank you, as per usual guysLeave a comment:
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From left to right: hatches, forward hatch cover (fairing), periscopes, anchor light, stern light, 'football' (DF), hatch hand-wheels, and capstans. You got extras there, Kim.
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I believe the one attached at the bottom of his post. Let me see if this works......Leave a comment:
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