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Madwelshman United Kingdom Basic

Lieutenant Commander  · 2,311 pts Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom Member since Jun 2019 Last online 7 hours ago Age 54
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Forum replyRe: Hammersmith Model Makers Ltd. Rare Model Boat Kits Forgotten in Time?@zooma Bob, I'm pretty sure there has been a Fisherman for sale within the last couple of months. Admittedly, I didn't know what it was when i saw it, but now having seen the advert, I'm pretty sure that's wha…Harbour commentRe: Hammersmith Model Makers (HMM) Wavemaster 34.I've got two Wavemaster, one quite tidy (generally) but still requiring some work, and one basket case that came 'at the right price', but was actually worse than I initially thought. WillForum replyRe: One for the classic fans@jumpugly I think they're about 30" in length. WillForum replyRe: One for the classic fans@EdW a Nor-Star Wave Crest, wow! I have got a Wave Rider and a Wave Princess, but I don't think that I've actually seen a Wave Crest before, other than on Nor-Star adverts. Looks a nice model. WillForum replyRe: Job Lot:- Vintage ACOMS AP-227 Mk11. 27meg Radio Components and Handbook.I have about 3x old Acoms Ap227 27mhz transmitters, receivers and a few servos that have been removed from some of my boats and planes. 1 of them is my original Transmitter that I bought when I got my Perkasa …Build blog commentRe: build blog@zooma pretty sure that mine are all sensorless Bob. WillBuild blog commentRe: build blog@ChrisF I agree Chris, I haven't had any problems with any of my planes, no matter what order the 3 wires are connected in, although I do usually connect them as they lay, and look, most tidy. I then swap any …Harbour commentRe: Maggie May harbour tug.@Rogal118 what a lovely tug, you've done a great job of it, and it appears extremely manoeuvrable too. WillHarbour commentRe: Aerokits Sea Nymph.@ChrisF maybe one with a small inrunner fitted, one not too powerful so that it doesn't stress the casing and gears too much, but is more efficient than a brushed motor. WillHarbour commentRe: Aerokits Sea Nymph.This one definitely wouldn't look out of place. https://ebay.io/m/18arCS Will

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