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In the case of the 1/96 ALBACORE. Yes. Those kits were a very limited run by a friend. But in the case of the much ignored fittings kits and refurbished...
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Behold! 1/96, ALBACORE, phase-4:
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Right along side of of the ALBACORE, pal. You have not lost your place in line. ****ing Italian pig drivers....Leave a comment:
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Yup. Back to the salt-mine. This is gonna be a beauty! But work will have to wait till after the Cabin Fever event, busy getting ready for that Winter...Leave a comment:
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Fair enough. Valid reason there to sweat bottoming the boat. It's good practice -- before you ever put a boat into water that is new to you -- is to ascertain...Leave a comment:
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Nope. 'Waterproofing' is a fools errand -- it seldom holds back the wa-wa. Best to leave wiring exposed; let them bask in the purity of sparkling fresh...Leave a comment:
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We'll assume your plastic has a specific gravity near enough to water so as to not matter.
Determine the total volume of all structures above...Leave a comment:
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Yes. Seve search-words:
"Ideas best explored by the Graduate Class".
Test-tube washers should first learn basic principles,...Leave a comment:
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No, the silver was installed and the entire weapon ready for issue other than the exploder. Navol started decomposing from time of manufacture to final...Leave a comment:
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The retractable Secondary Propulsion Motor (SPM) was used for maneuvering within the breakwater, not tooling around the ocean. The Emergency Propulsion...Leave a comment:
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We had our H2O2 torpedo. The MK-16. On the GILMORE I spent many a watch near racks of those weapons, monitoring their fuel decomposition rates (among...Leave a comment:
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