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๐ฌ Re: Academy Titanic 1/400
21 days ago by ๐ณ๐ฟ IanL1 (
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From what I can see from the pictures I would be inclined to remove the prop tailshafs altgether and make new ones with the appropriate shafts etc. Leave the centre shaf as static to revolve freely when the boat is moving. Its amazing what you can make by moulding and fairing etc. You may need to repaint the bottom but thats no big deal. The rudder is a bit more difficult and once again I would do the same as with the shafts tubes. Hope this helps. Cheers Ian
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21 days ago by ๐จ๐ฆ Ronald (
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Those rudder pinions will be difficult to alter, they could easily be removed if youโre mostly interested in creating a model to see afloat on the water, your experience with the battleship conversion will help with this model too. ▲
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๐ฌ Re: Academy Titanic 1/400
21 days ago by ๐จ๐ฆ Ronald (
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Hi Doogle, I just had a look at kit of the vessel in a YouTube video. My recommendation is to make it a single screw model, because the port and starboard screws are nearly impossible to alter in this small scale.
Those two support parts are individually moulded being solid plastic, and are glued to your hull on the outside. I wouldnโt even glue on a prop you will not see it when the model is in the water. Itโs a very different design than your battleship which is a 1/200 scale whereas this Titanic is 1/400. It will make your build much more enjoyable. ▲
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