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    Victoria
    Jacko, Like your boat and your mention of attaching all gear to the underside of the round hatch, good idea. I did this once on a racing yacht and it was great, could just pull off and access all electronic, the battery pack was placed low in the hull for low CG. Not my design, but a Swede Johnson design and
    molds
    . I will have to keep this in mind for my future design builds. Regards, Joe
    5 years ago by Joe727
    Response
    Steering wheel
    Well it's getting nearer, a little bit of filler to dress then all I need is a chrome dome nutπŸ‘ The 9 little nuts were made with Milliput in some rubber
    molds
    I have, my first practice using them. Cheers Wayne
    7 years ago by Midlife306
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    RAF crash tender 94
    HI I have a full set of
    molds
    of all the fitings to be made of resin for the Fire boat at 1/12 scale πŸ‘ :thumbsup
    8 years ago by malctank
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    DOUGLAS GREG TUG SAN PEDRO
    Thats how you do it John I built mine the same way from her keel to the fore top. These Hatman douglas Greg Tugs are very popular to scale boaters. they are a lot different ever scince Harbor models got there hands on it. Like I memtioned before when Dwight was ghetting Ill all the
    molds
    went to Steve Lillard they were all destroyed because he didn,t use the proper mold release agent. Harbor has done a fine job reconstructing the
    molds
    . Take your time it will be a fine tug when done and one heck of a show stopper. Franklyn
    14 years ago by deckape
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    DOUGLAS GREG TUG SAN PEDRO
    John Ever scince the late Dwight Hartman passed away the kit was re manufactured by Harbor models. I am one of the original owners of this kit hull NO.27 I got this in 1971 when it was first released. Dwight use to sell semI kits of this or what ever you needed to build this kit but ever scince he passed away the kit was re tooled. The original
    molds
    were destroyed when Dwightt was getting Ill he in trusted a fellow name Steve Lillard,to carry on in makeing these kits by phone order only. Steve ruined all the
    molds
    and stiffed a lot of people who sent him money, he was a con artist . As to the any semI kits of this legend to my knowledge they dont make them. but the kit is available very expensive your looking at $500.00 on up I got mine for $125.00 the price was right back in that day.
    14 years ago by deckape


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