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    HMS T-class submarine
    1 Photo ยท 9 Likes ยท 2 Comments
    Boat Length
    82" (208.28 cm)
    Motor Type
    Brushless
    Drive Type
    Geared
    Props
    Twin
    Prop Type
    3 Blade
    Prop Size
    40mm
    9 months ago by ๐Ÿ‡ง๐Ÿ‡ช Denko
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    This one i found online as a 1/350 scale 3D-origami like puzzle. But i thought: put it together digitally, scale it up, and i might just have something i can turn into an RC model. But the files contained waaaaay to many CSG errors. I mentioned that to the designer, not expecting anything further. Surprisingly though: he did reply, with a reworked version with about all errors corrected. AND: a seperate collection of 3D files at scale 1/48th specifically for RC use!
    I preferred to have it at scale 1/40 so it would match with the U47 and U2540 kits i got. But i accidentally rescaled it twice, and didn't notice until i was more then halfway through printing the hull parts. Making it closer to a 1/32 instead of 1/40 and a whopping 2m7 long! In hindsight though, because of the quite odd shape it has, even at 1/32 it will still only fit a 76mm WTC tube (1m long though). I haven't seen a lot of British subs at fairs or club invites, this thing is bound to turn quite a few heads.

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    ๐Ÿ’ฌ Re: HMS T-class submarine
    9 months ago by ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ Hhager2 ( Midshipman)
    โœง 41 Views ยท 1 Like
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    Wow impressive all I have is one flashforge printer. Takes forever to print parts. Iโ€™m just making bits fir my 5 ft Destroyer escort. Doors, guns etc. I guess Iโ€™ll have to up my game and make complete ships. Iโ€™m getting my second reel of PLA today. Getting used to working with 3D Sub looks great.
    ๐Ÿ’ฌ Re: HMS T-class submarine
    9 months ago by ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง Fred ( Lieutenant Commander)
    โœง 53 Views ยท 1 Like
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    Hi Denko
    I have a 1/48 Mk3 "T" Class, I also have some plans for the T in 1/32 some were in the loft. I also a Holland that need building.
    Have a look at the Association of Model Submariners facebook page

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/AMSmembers/?locale=en_GB



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