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    HMS Nelson
    A challenge that I couldn't get into so finally started. My stepson bought this and then decided that it was not his forte so now down to me. My wife's father served on Nelson during the war- so no pressure !!. Just installed the prop shafts and now working on the rudder fitting. This will be interesting as the actual location holes aren't lined up. As this is going to be rc,slowly slowly as the saying goes. Kit is Trumpeter, scale 1:200
    Doogle
    2 years ago
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    Charity shop find
    Our neighbour saw this in a charity shop and thought I might be able to create something. Eventually came up with this -a sort of coal barge with a working crane, basically constructed from whatever scraps I had around the garage. Sails Very nicely and happy with the results
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    2 years ago
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    Veron trawler
    Hi everyone, some photos of my Veron trawler circa late 1960's which I was given to complete by a friend who was no longer able to finish it due to health issues. Had been sat in his left for at least 20 years. The mice had enjoyed the build plans plus some of the ship. Diesel engine was seized and wiring shot, age and mice related.
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    A bit of fun Das Boot
    Boat related in the loosest sense. Created from an old Wellington boot, a takeaway cover, some plaster, a plant saucer and a coat hanger. Don't think I'll be sailing this one but it'll give the neighbours something to talk about
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    21 days ago
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    Billing RNLI Waveny Class
    Recently picked this up from our club sale at the lake and made a start. A quick resume so far: checked all was complete , previous owner has already made up the prop assembly but used slightly larger size than the original ones which were still in the kit. This has resulted in me having to ever so slightly raise the shafts on their mounting struts so that the propellers clear the hull. Not sure on size of motors yet, will be working on that alongside the servo for the rudder etc with the space restrictions and access. Have been looking at some videos of other people's builds and sen that they'd cut out the stern cabin to allow access to the rudder servo and also made the cockpit removable for access to the motors, esc, etc plus the "bulkhead " which the cockpit would normally have been glued to had been partially removed to again give access. So this has been carried out. Along with spraying the hull and partially the deck, cockpit is also work in progress.
    Doogle
    6 months ago
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    Academy Titanic 1/400
    Good morning everyone, this will be a slow build although looking forward to the challenge. Firstly though I'm needing some idea's/expertise at the start. This will be rc with 2 x motors plus of course rudder. The centre prop will be either fixed or free spinning. However, unfortunately when I opened the box I found that the "arms" for want of a better term which the port/starboard propellers are attached to are solid with a nipple on the end to afix the blades to being as this is intended to be a static build. Likewise the rudder, however with some patience I can cut out the fixed rudder and get this to operate with a servo. The issue is with the propellers , has anyone got any advice on this please. The only video I've seen on utube of a 1/400 scale Titanic shows the props in situ and working but didn't go into detail as to wether the "support arms" were hollow in the first place and tubes threaded through or they were solid as in this case and they had to be drilled out. Alternatively I could bypass and run an external tube but I believe this would look messy. Hopefully the photos will show you my quandary. Thanks in advance folks
    Doogle
    21 days ago
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    Casualty of war
    My stepson has been moving recently and in the process ended up damaging this fishing vessel that a great uncle of his ( long deceased) made for him when he was a lad . I was given this on Christmas day when he came over to see if I can do anything with it. Initial inspection is that this was primarily a plastic kit, vacuum hull and wooden fittings, deck house etc. No idea who the manufacturer is/was. Will have to put this on the "production line" till I get the time to work on it
    Doogle
    6 months ago
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    When 2 become 1
    And another project to work on. I have a scratch built "frigate " which I tried experimenting on with dazzle camouflage. Mainly constructed from balsa for the hull and superstructure made from odds and ends in the world renowned "spares box " . All worked as only a very simple 2 channel set up. I also have a French built model which I'd bought for the grand sum of £5.00. A nice little runner, unfortunately the deck never really fitted that well and continually leaked resulting in it becoming an impromptu submarine after getting swamped at the lake. As soon as it was rescued from the depths of the lake, and dried out, I had tried to reseal but unfortunately it's never been truly resolved. So with this in mind plus needing a bit of shelf space, I decided that I will combine the 2. Going to be a fun project. The aim will be to basically use the hull of the frigate as this is definitely watertight and transfer the superstructure of the "submarine" . The hull being balsa will also be lighter so when completed I should also have a nice turn of speed
    Doogle
    8 months ago
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    Submarine, type 1x c/40 U190
    Fancied a different challenge so picked this up a little while ago. Now that the Calypso is complete and I have space again, just started this build. As you can see from the box it measures in at 51cm or just under 2 foot in old money . This will be a first as I've never built a submarine, I have some tiny motors which I will try to fit, these have come off my old steampunk which in principle worked but not as I'd wanted so these if they fit will be repurposed. Also a mini esc which should fit. Not sure about servo for the rudder due to space, but hey ho, this is a bit of an experiment for me. At the end of the day if this doesn't work, I get to practice not only with the mechanics but also with my newly acquired airbrush. So far, the 2 halves of the hull have been joined and the "cowlings/covers for the prop shafts. Any cracks have been filled and sanded, next check to make sure all is watertight and then I'll look at installing the motors etc. Fun times ahead
    Doogle
    6 months ago
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    Push tug rescue
    One of my first attempts at building from scratch, although my rc "expertise " was very limited and I couldn't get it to work properly, so shelved for the duration. Now brought back to "life " as the need for a "rescue craft" /on the odd occasion when at the lake on my own-I always take a spare vessel and tx with me, but nosing a striken boat back to shore with a "pointy bow " is difficult . So stripped out the rudder, realigned the prop tube as that wasn't central and replaced the water cooled motor which was ineffectual with a brushed motor, possibly a 340 from the spares box . Hopefully I can finish off this weekend and give it a test run
    Doogle
    11 months ago
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    Billing Calypso
    Picked this up at our first scale meet of the season early April, too much going on at the moment, but eventually managed to start this evening. The kit is over 20yrs old, was started and then put on "hold" by the previous owner. Hull is already assembled as was the observation chamber which was situated at the bow. As this "lends " itself to being lit internally, I have removed the brass observation windows plus the one on the bow and then attached some clear acetate on the back of them to make this forward area watertight. The observation chamber now glued in place, spraying to be carried out once this is dry and the "windows " can then be reinstated. Going to be a long job but looking forward to the build.
    Doogle
    8 months ago
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    Gravy boat
    A fun project to hopefully bring a smile . Picked this up for the grand sum of £2.99. A "bit " unsteady afloat, however some ballast will sort this out. Initial problem is trying to make a suitable hole for the prop shaft in the ceramic. Think I need to invest in some new drill bits as taking longer than I thought it would. More to follow
    Doogle
    1 year ago
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    DAMEN SEA AXE
    Couldn't resist this, spotted this for £20 & picked up tonight for a winter project, as if I didn't have enough . Came with a 600 brushed motor, additional tamya plugs and additional prop. Needs a bit of TLC and a makeover, possibly looking at the sea rescue version but no decision yet. Watch this space
    Doogle
    2 years ago
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    Osprey fishing boat
    Have taken on this project recently for a gentleman who due to health issues was no longer able to finish this off. He passed it on to a neighbour of his who in turn, contacted our club and the rest so to speak is history. So with that in mind, having sorted out a few pressing matters boat wise, I've put the Ark and steam punk project to one side for the time so that I can concentrate on this. Trying to make a photo blog for the gentleman who started this as not sure what the state of play is regarding his health. So that's the background, now for the build. The hull has been well constructed alongside the start of a wheelhouse and some other deck fittings. I've so far cut out a false deck which I can now start to add the decking with appropriate access to the interior for the rc. Managed to find a spare motor this evening and now lined up with the prop shaft. Hopefully a bit more tomorrow, trying to work around work again .
    Doogle
    2 years ago
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    Genesis
    Well in-between the recycling project and HMS Nelson, I've been toying with the idea of Noah's Ark. Initially I'd created one out of cardboard and coffee stirrers according to the biblical dimensions and when building in N gauge worked out to be approximately 1m or 3'in old money. The idea at the time was for the door to open and for an elephant to be on the inside. The main "house"would lift off and offer an inside view of holding pens etc and underneath that would be the rc. So anyway, I decided to make a start. Firstly a suitable donor was required. Decided that a scratch built aircraft carrier that I no longer sail was ideal. As you can see, the size is comparable - a little longer than required but this can be cut back and reshaped. Hull to deck level on both vessels is roughly the same. Many different descriptions of the Ark are out there, I'm with a little "artistic licence "going to curve in both ends as this appears to be a somewhat favoured view. The propulsion method is via two motors which were fixed to the underside of the original aircraft carrier. When I did sail this, it created very little wake which is ideal as of course Noah's Ark had no propulsion of any kind. However, that sort of defeats the object for using at the club. It's a bit of fun, so I'll see how it goes.
    Doogle
    2 years ago
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    Steam Punk recycle ♻️ project
    A slight deviation for the moment from HMS Nelson. With so many cartons/containers and waste plastic around, I thought I'd have a go at a Steam Punk submarine. Not sure which route I'll take wether it'll be static or rc. Any name suggestions?
    Doogle
    2 years ago
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    Hms Nelson
    TRUMPETÈER 1/200 Well a couple of photos of the progress so far. Prop shafts and rudder now installed motors which at present are 340 brushed lined up and dry running seems OK. Bit of vibration from the motor mounts at present, this was my first attempt at making a mount and probably require some more adjustment. Started on main superstructure now plus cutter boats and funnel. Great fun NOT with the brass pe fittings/definitely need glasses . Hopefully do some more tomorrow and during the week, whilst waiting for DVLA to respond
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    2 years ago
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    📝 Modello RC scala 1/60, di piroscafo armato a goletta, liberamente ispirato alle cannoniere classe US
    11 days ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Outstanding 👍, well done Alessandro 👏

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    14 days ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Haven't been on in ages, wrong 😐. Must try harder 😁

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    💬 Re: Trawler
    15 days ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good morning Roy, as far as I'm aware she was never run in the pre finished stage. The motor and rudder had been installed, followed by a "dry " assembly of the wheelhouse; then put away to collect dust in the loft for the next 40/50 yrs.😊

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    💬 Re: Trawler
    15 days ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Enjoy, I was given one of these to complete by a friend of mine who was given this when he was younger and then sat in the loft due to health issues. Well the mice had been having a field day eating the instructions and and anything else they could sink their teeth into. However, I persevered and happy with the end finish. Enjoy your build. This is still one of my favourites to sail

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    💬 Re: Telectra 2 Standoff scale Police/Customs launch or Service Tender MM Plan No: MM417
    15 days ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Looking forward to seeing how your build goes. All the best 👍

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    📝 A bit of fun Das Boot
    21 days ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Boat related in the loosest sense.
    Created from an old Wellington boot, a takeaway cover, some plaster, a plant saucer and a coat hanger.
    Don't think I'll be sailing this one but it'll give the neighbours something to talk about 😂

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    📝 And finally!!
    21 days ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Well, she's finished. Maybe not the best I've made, still it was a different challenge with the build instructions not so clear at times. Basically running on a 2 channel set up and for an experiment I added some basic led lights for night time. Had an initial sail this morning in the test tank, a little bit tender so some ballast readjusting to be sorted before next weekend 😀. A big problem is that the kit is flat bottomed, maybe a little keel added would help but we'll see how she sails. Initial run was good until one of the motors decided to seize up- back to the spares box 📦 ,replace and try again later. If all goes well next weekend I'll try and post a video. Until then, a couple of photos from earlier. 😀

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    💬 Re: Royal Naval Steam Pinnace
    1 month ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good afternoon Pat,
    Sorry, I'm unable to help but still wanted to make a comment on what a lovely looking vessel you have there. Hopefully you'll get the answer you need 🙂

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    📝 River cruiser project
    2 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Hi Roycv,
    With regards to the existing motor, I'll be switching for a new motor etc. My electronic skills are limited so I tend to work within my comfort zone 😊. With regards to make and model there's nothing visible in shape or form hence any suggestions gratefully accepted. At least this gives me some pointers to research before I start.

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    📝 For Sale - Model Of Barry Pilot Boat - Chimaera
    2 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    A beautiful model Pat, I sure you'll have no problem in selling this for your colleague. Would love to give this a good home, unfortunately no room available and on top of that, the "good lady " would probably confine me to the dog house permanently 🤣

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    📝 Progress to date
    2 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Well after the initial problem with how to fit the propellers I decided on the following solution. First idea was to just have this as a single screw, however this wasn't going to work due to the close proximity of the rudder. Solution 2 was to fit additional shafts alongside the moulded ones, in theory they won't be seen because it's all below the waterline and in practice I could have two motors plus the room for the rudder servo. Success - it all works. Initial "sea trials " in the test tank all good. A string of led lights originally for fitting in a wine bottle have been placed inside the hull to give the impression of cabin lights through some of the portholes etc 😀.
    The rest of the build so far has been carried out in fits and starts, a fairly straightforward construction process with the exception of the rigging lines to the funnels which I've managed to start using a needle, only problem is I've come to realise that unfortunately with getting older my eye's aren't as good as I hoped when threading through the eye of the needle 🤣. More to follow. 😊

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    📝 River cruiser project
    2 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good evening everyone. It's been a while since I last posted.
    I won't go into too much detail, except between working silly hours, hospital visits not only for myself and my wife, but then throw my mum into the mix, it's seems to have been a long haul so far. Needless to say, when I've had time, I try to keep up with some posts and see what you're doing. 😊
    Anyway, I digress too much. I've just picked up this little beauty as a restoration project for the princely sum of £10 I believe it is around 30/40 yrs old, construction is wood and she measures 30" in length, width is 8.5" and the height approx 9". Prop shaft and original motor are still present as is the arrangement for the rudder which is missing along with the prop. I have know idea who the manufacturer was or the type of vessel, looks like one of the river cruisers you'd see on the Thames, could be wrong. Any ideas please. I'm still working on a couple of projects when I'm getting the time and I'll add posts to these builds. Everything's just taking a bit longer 😁.

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    💬 Re: Recent buy. Vliestrom
    3 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Nice 😊

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    💬 Re: My Midwest Boothbay refitted as a Tour Boat
    3 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Very nice indeed 👌

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    📝 Scratch Built Hard Chine Yacht
    3 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Lovely vessel

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    💬 Re: Port Area
    4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Michael C, just trying to catch up and saw your post regarding your wife. Wishing her a speedy recovery to full health

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    📝 Favorite Film
    4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Light hearted wise, got to be the original "whisky galore " hic 😂

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    💬 Re: June 23 2025 update
    4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Beautiful job 👏

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    📝 Lobster boat photos from coastal Maine
    4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Very nice photos, another project on my wish list 😀

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    📝 50th anniversary
    4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good morning everyone, at the moment I haven't been up to much, mainly work and more hospital appointments this time for me, just for a change.
    However, with the 50th anniversary of Jaws on the 20th I put it to work if I could do a display with my scratch built "Orca ", one of my first builds.
    Hope you enjoy and hopefully soon I can get back into some building

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    📝 For Those That Have Served
    4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good morning everyone, just trying to catch up and reading these fascinating stories from you all. Really interesting 👌

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    📝 Animal and nature photos to enjoy.
    4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Lovely photo 📸

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    📝 Question of the Day?
    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Well first time in months I've got round to qotd,thankfully the old grey matter is still working 😁

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    📝 Good morning everyone
    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good morning everyone from a somewhat damp Somerset.
    Hopefully I'll be able to post some updates on my Titanic and Waveny class builds soon; it's been rather busy with hospital appointments for my wife and work commitments so not much free time. Did manage to make it to the lake on Wednesday evening for a predicted log contest. Came 5th out of 6 so improving. Normally quite consistent with being last 🤣🤣. Calypso did well until the end, for some reason one of the motors seized, so currently back in the "dry dock " awaiting a refit. Had a little tidy up of HMS Nelson this morning in preparation for a meet this Sunday coming. Enjoy reading your posts even if I'm not able to contribute at the moment. Keep up the good work 👏

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    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good morning, another interesting read packed with details. As Alessandro mentioned earlier, any chance of some more photos, looks a lovely vessel.

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    💬 Re: HMS Manchester
    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good morning and thank you for all that insight. A great read 📚 👍

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    📝 Lovely morning for a sail....
    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Lovely video and sound 👌

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    📝 Modello RC scala 1/60, di piroscafo armato a goletta, liberamente ispirato alle cannoniere classe US
    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Good morning Alessandro, your detailing is outstanding. Awesome job 👏

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    📝 At the pondside Crowborough MBC
    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Thanks for the photos Fred , lovely one of the tank 👍

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    📝 trawler Toirette
    5 months ago by 🇬🇧 Doogle ( Vice Admiral)
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    Outstanding build 👏

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