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GrahamSmith United Kingdom Basic

Leading Seaman  · 78 pts Bacup, Lancashire, United Kingdom Member since Oct 2014 Last online 12 years ago
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Build blog commentAll In placeeh????213 viewsBuild blogKrick Lisa MI've glued the bits of the superstructure together. The front windows were a bit of a b*gger - they didn't fit very well, so I ended up making the centre one out of separate pieces of wood.15 comments6,042 viewsBuild blog updateOOOOPS!Oh, dear! it turned out that with the servo mounted where it was, the horn was just a tad too high and would catch on the underside of the well deck. So I had to re-site it and attach it with a "snake"213 viewsBuild blog updateAll In placeHere the motor and steering servo have been mounted properly. The motor is as near in line with the prop shaft as possible. All wood bits have been yacht-varnished before being glued in. The speed controller i…213 viewsBuild blog updateModificationSince I'm fitting a 540 motor, I needed to mount the motor further forward, and therefore the battery had to go further back.213 viewsBuild blog updateWorking bitsThis is what the motor and battery mounts are supposed to look like.213 viewsBuild blog updateRudder mountThe rudder mount is made out of three pieces of wood glued to the tube. in the event, I decided to reinforce it with extra wood.223 viewsBuild blog updateDetail of coamingHere's how the coaming attaches223 viewsBuild blog updateCoamingThen the coaming is attached to the inside of the lip (see diagram in next post)223 viewsBuild blog updateDeck undersideThere's a set of wood strips to fit round the underside of the opening in the deck:223 views

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