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    HMS Belfast C35 Graupner Refit Purchase.
    New addition to the fleet. ARTR Graupner HMS Belfast. PLEASE SEE CURRENT BUILD BLOG I have purchased this almost new model for a give away price to personalise for our youngest Grandson who recently visited Belfast on the Thames,and also because Grandad just loves WW2 era modelling I am not a ARTR fan in the slightest as they look too pristine but needs must on this one as it was too good to miss. I will be doing a lot of work to: Have all main armament rotating. Rotating radar. Functional servo assisted crane. Both funnels with smoke effect. Appropriate lighting and Navigation lights. Subtle weathering to reflect a working ship of the line. There is surprisingly a lot of room below decks .
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    5 months ago
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    HMS Buttercup K193
    HMS BUTTERCUP…K193. Conversion from Revell 1/72 HMCS Snowberry. Converted to Acoustic minesweeper. Has working Acoustic Hammer at the bow. Both main gun armaments rotate. Rotating radar. Navigation and running lights. Bilge pump. Smoke effect.
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    HMS Repulse
    Just started a Refit Blog on HMS Repulse. Following a phone call from a distant friend I have acquired the above for a song price and will be undertaking a total and 100% refit. Tremendous amount of work to do In every area. Repulse will be in dry dock for the foreseeable future with work in hand. Keep you posted. Bill.
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    HMS Victorious
    HMS Victorious....Circa 1941. Based on a Fleetscale hull.Scale 1/128. I started her some 5 years ago and it really has been a long job because of other projects which I prioritised.Thus it has been an on and off project.Still a lot to do in most area’s,so she is a long way off being finished with a lot of errors to rectify and modify. Front lift goes up and down. Rear turrets all turn. Has a water steam smoke effect boiler. Working bilge pump,plus more. I also want to get the lifting crane to rotate, any ideas anyone, space is not at a premium? Started on the Island only recently. Had a trimming sail just prior to lockdown.She weighs a ton This lockdown has boosted work much to the wife’s annoyance Will try to keep on top of this project now. Regards Bill
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    3 years ago
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    HMS Bluebell.
    Built over 30 years ago and still going strong after many Atlantic convoys and refits Bluebell is still one of my favourite boats. Still sailed on a regular basis. My sons,who used her as a build project all those years ago still enjoy her as well. My sons wrote to the Flower Class Corvette Association were made Lifetime Members and given the tie and lapel badge.
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    3 years ago
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    U47
    Built some 9 years ago, and still continues to serve well and turns heads at the pond. The dive tank has always given me problems and am looking to either repair or purchase a new one when funds allow.
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    3 years ago
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    (Naval Ship) Schnellboat
    Hi. Not scratch built,and not quite finished yet but from the italeri 1.35 Plastic kit.Sails really well, and has a good turning circle even using the three rudders provided with the kit.I have fitted all three shafts but only connected two at this time.Centre shaft is running free but I am able to connect a third motor if I wish. Customised to suit my likes and NOT exactly to real time paint scheme. Front and rear guns rotate on separate servo systems from a six channel Futaba system.Also has an engine noise generator coupled in with forward/reverse. Really nice addition to the fleet on the water. On a separate note the video clip is of a smoke generator just fitted to my Corvett and not connected to the Schnellboot.Just a tester. (Motor: MFA Torpedo 400 x 2) (ESC: Mtroniks Viper) (8/10)
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    HMS Verulam R28 Refit Part 1.History and strip down.
    Evening Gents. HMS Verulam was a V Class Destroyer launched 22nd April 1943. She served in various theatres including the Arctic,Normandy,Malaya,and Burma. Following her wartime service she was laid up. Verulam was then converted between 1951/1952 to a Type 15 Anti submarine frigate. She was decommissioned and sold in 1972 and finally broken up in 1973. I purchased and built a kit in 1989 and had many years of fun sailing. Over the years she had a few little incidents (as you do) but she survived well. Just before lockdown she nearly sank when she threw a propeller and the entire prop shaft when a coupling broke down. I just managed to get her back to dry land on the other shaft.I was extremely lucky as she was filling with water quickly. That resultant water did a lot of damage to the entire interior and after remedial cleaning I laid her up. Now is the time to bring her back to life. Externally she doesn’t look too bad,but internally I am starting from basically scratch. What do I hope to achieve. Replace the 27Mhz with one of my 2.4 sets. Have as many of the main armament rotating as possible. I may try to get the torpedo tubes to rotate. Fit a funnel sized smoke generator. Try to have the radar working. Some slight weathering. Work done today. Remove all removable superstructures where possible. Remove main engines. Test the engines and ensure that bearings were sound and lightly oil.I will need to make a new base plate for the motors in due course. Remove ESC and rudder servo. ESC working well. Rudder Servo was very hesitant and unhappy so I will be replacing with a new one. I then removed the drive couplings and shafts. The port shaft was a replacement for the one I lost and had a little corrosion near the propeller so some careful attention was given there. I also removed the rudder and cleaned the post.There was no wear there so I am happy that it will give good service for many years. You will see in the pictures that the deck started to separate from the hull after it’s near sinking so a lot of work to do there as well. Hoping the photographs show my progress. Take care all. Regards Bill.
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    1 month ago
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    Graupner HMS Belfast 1:150.
    Hello All. I am not a fan at all of ARTR models,as they are far too pristine and clinical but the opportunity on this one was too good to be true. One of the Grandsons visited Belfast on the Thames recently and was so impressed that I just had to do this for him. I have been able to purchase for literally a song in comparison to the new retail price HMS Belfast. The model has only been sailed by the previous owner on two occasions,but has already sustained some minor damage. My plan is to personalise her in the following way. All main armament to rotate. Fitting of smoke effect. Main crane to rotate. Rotating main Radar. Fitting of suitable lighting. I will then undertake a subtle but effective weathering plan. I have already purchased four appropriate handmade brass M3 propellers (sliding fit with grubscrew as opposed threaded) to replace the original plastic props as fitted. I attach a few pictures,but until I am well enough to get back into the boat shed I will not be able to make much progress. Take care all and happy boating. Regards Bill.
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    3 months ago
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    HMCS Snowberry 1/72 conversion to HMS Buttercup, K193
    Ladies and Gents. I have always been an ardent fan of the Flower Class Corvettes.In fact I can’t get enough of them. To that end I over the years have built I think, four of them in various conversions and styles. My first build was the Matchbox 1/72 plastic kit HMS Bluebell built over 30 years ago with my two then very young sons.Bluebell remains in Stirling service to this day and a short story of her can be seen in my boat harbour. Some twenty years ago I bought the Matchbox replacement to HMS Bluebell.This of course is the Revell HMCS Snowberry.If I remember back then it cost me the sum of £25.99….bargain. It has lain in its box over the years remaining it the plastic protective bags. The only incursion into the bags was to steal the rudder to replace the one on HMS Bluebell which I broke with a bad sailing manoeuvre one day (more on its replacement in due course). Nothing personal against HMCS Snowberry I scratched my head to think what with reasonable ease I could convert the kit into. After long and careful consideration I decided to convert her into HMS Buttercup K193 during build. Just a little different in so much that although based on the Anti Submarine Corvette she was converted into a Fleet Minesweeper variant.Fitted with a Mark V cable drum aft and the conspicuous acoustic hammer on the bow. This I hope will make an interesting project. Like most I have built quite a bit during lockdown but this is as we come out from the dark side. I will start posting pictures soon as I have a reasonable amount of the basic Hull and propulsion done so will be posting retrospectively.Once I get to the current point in build I will photograph as I go. Hope you enjoy. Regards Bill
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    2 years ago
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    HMS Repulse.
    Hi All. During lockdown I received a call from a distant acquaintance who said he had something that I may be interested in. After a long and interesting conversation I have acquired the following sad but incredible restoration challenge...... HMS Repulse, in desperate need of a total strip down and rebuild at the hands of HM Dockyard in Devon. This is going to be a long and time consuming refit. I immediately had to put in place some strengthening crossmembers as the sides of the hull were becoming distorted and bowing inwards. I put a speed controller in just to test the motors and they all work but everything is going to be removed rebuilt and replaced. Lots of bits broken off and missing. So..... Long refit but will keep the Refit Blog running. Regards Bill.
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    Rogal.
    Great looking build.
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    Yes you can but not recommended.
    I have in the past.I suggest a two way ESC.

    Please see attached photo.
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    Hi Chris.
    With all the rain and floods we have had here in the last week I could have done with your ark.
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    Trident.
    A great weekends work.
    Looking really good as you progress.
    Very impressive.
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    Great idea,and another good reason to never throw things out(microwave parts)
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    Brilliant adaptation 👍👍
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    Welcome to our site.
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    You lucky people.
    Wonderful aero plane 👍
    We get the two seater Spitfire here at Exeter on a regular basis,but at £2500.00 for a 30 min flight it’s above my pension grade😂😂.
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    I agree with Len,👍
    That is why I made mention of prop rotation earlier.
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    Hello Paulc.
    No problem.
    We are all here to help each other on this site.
    Looking at the picture you posted it would be easy to rewire in situe.
    Don’t forget though that depending on the props that are fitted you may have to change one as it could be rotating in the wrong direction.
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    Hi Paulc.
    The simplest method is simply rewire both motors positive to negative.
    I attach a couple of pictures I posted on our site just the other day if this helps.
    By wiring this way one will turn clockwise and the other anti-clock wise.
    You will need to ensure you have left and right handed propellers as well.
    Hope this helps.
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    Hi Duncan.
    Great build
    I see there is a similar build described in the October Model Boats Magazine.
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    Colin.
    Absolute beauty.
    I wish I still had mine.
    I regret selling and am on the lookout for one.
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    Great video.
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    Garth.
    Lovey looking model,with lots of history.
    Any thoughts on refitting to sailing standard?
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    📝 Revamping Old Propshafts and Rudder.
    15 days ago by 🇬🇧 Scratchbuilder ( Rear Admiral)
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    Evening all.
    Moving on from the propellers and shafts I had some time today to work on the propulsion units and their mountings.
    I’m using two M400 units taken from the HM Dockyard stores box.
    They have had very little use so will do nicely.

    I’m not going to bore you with two many words as once again the pictures tell the story.
    Suffice it to say the engines were placed in their mounts and screwed to a balsa hand made base.
    Lots of trial fittings to ensure the motors and shafts are in alignment.
    Once this was achieved then the base motor board was screwed to the internal base board.
    I avoid gluing so that I can remove for maintenance.
    Both motors removed and base board sprayed.Motors re fitted.

    Motors wired and tested.
    Job done they work and everything turns in the right directions.
    Enjoy.
    Take care all.
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    You have an uncanny knack of finding bargains 😂😂😂.
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    Hi Wolfgang.
    I had seen that it was also in English,from page 5/6👍👍👍
    Thank you again
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    Exeter Canal is green with weed and algae.
    Councils answer is “it’s not a priority due to cost”
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    Chris.
    All the hard work has paid off.
    Just the trimming to sort and she will be fine 👍👍.
    Are you able to move any stern ballast forward rather than add more?
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    Hi Wolfgang.
    Thank you,very helpful 👍👍.
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    Dear all.
    I have come into possession of this 16C TX and RX system.
    It is as the photographs show a…
    TRASPED -16C system.

    A quick play shows me that the functionality seems ok.
    My question is.
    Does anyone have one or know anyone who has one and if so how do you/they rate it please.

    I personally have not heard of this make previously.
    Any thoughts,good or bad would be gratefully received before I put it to use please.
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    Gdaynorm.
    About two years ago I posted re this.
    If you can search and find the film on the Yangste incident it shows the details of lots of the ships upperworks.
    I have the film and it has good shots of all aspects.
    I did post pictures of the guns.
    The real Amethyst was used in the film until they accidentally blew a hole in the engine room rendering it unusable.I appreciate that her upper works may have changed from the real incident to the making of the film.
    They then used HMS Magpie to finish the film.
    Apologies if you know all this already.
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    “If anyone gets todays as a first guess,I’ll be suspicious of cheating🤣”

    I say old chap,what a suggestion that anyone would do such a thing.That’s not British!!!or should I say that’s not international!!.
    The last connection I had with a Zephyr was a car that my dad owned when I was a child similar to the one in the picture.
    Have a good day one and all.
    Regards
    Bill👍

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    Hi Neil.
    Looks really good I have to say.
    Is that lake Canonteign?
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    Trident.
    Lovely looking project to follow.
    👍👍Well done.
    Regards
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    Roy.
    Would I be correct in thinking that today is a bad day and you are reflectively p….d off.
    It wasn’t like it in our day when at school we had a solid wooden desk with a top that you lifted up and a little ink pot in the top right corner.
    The abacus and the slide rule never got it wrong.
    Progress…..Paaaaaahh😂😂
    Take care all 👍

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    Dave.
    Lovely build and worthy of praise.
    Re the prop and rudder problems…..
    Ahhhhh the joys of our hobby!These Issues are sent to try our tempers.
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