DodgyGeezer
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A comparison...
Here are a couple of pictures of a Water Taxi which used to run on the Hudson river... http://eezebilt.uk/Lark%202.jpeg http://eezebilt.uk/Lark%201.jpeg and he…
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Re: Question : windows on a scratch build
@Chum444 The trick only works for small portholes where surface tension holds the resin in place. If the drop of resin is small there is very little bulging. Y…
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Re: PT Boat Mufflers
@jumpugly These boats are not intended to be fine scale - they are 'starter boats' for beginners, so the workmanship will never be perfect! They are designed t…
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Re: Question : windows on a scratch build
@ColRay For very small portholes, with the glazed area of about 0.1" diameter, a common trick is to put a drop of clear epoxy resin into the glazing cavity. It…
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Re: PT Boat Mufflers
@jumpugly I can see some possibility for confusion here. The mufflers comprise an oval expansion chamber, with an output pipe below and an inlet system with a …
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Re: PT Boat Mufflers
AI is effectively a more sophisticated Google look-up, and is good for this sort of question. This is what I got back: +On the World War II Elco 80-foot Patrol…
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Re: Domain Name Change...
@cjanik001 I'm glad to hear that - that's exactly what the EeZeBilt ssries was originally designed to do. Infroduce beginners to the hobby cheaply so that they…
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Re: Domain Name Change...
@cjanik001 Ah - you were the one who found it very light, weren't you? There was a reason for this. the original Keil Kraft 'Otter' was almost a flat plate flo…
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