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captbearuk reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Warrior by StuartC - Billing Boats - 1:100 - started 1/1/2014
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Stuart, Okay that sounds like good advice. When I get home I'll start on the prop to get one cast. As for the motor; I think it will be straight forward electric as steam powered is a whole other issue. I will however try to fit a water vapour smoke generator. It will go a long way to explain why the sails are not set. Glyn
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Hi Stuart, I have finally purchased the HMS Warrior but work and travel keeps getting in the way of me making a start. I did contact the Prop shop for a quote on a brass prop and they asked if it was a 70mm prop. I'm in Brazil right now and can't check. Do you think that's the right size? I may contact the suppliers of your prop if I can get them a carved sample. Glyn I'm taking the time before I start to consider putting a motor in it.
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captbearuk reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Warrior by StuartC - Billing Boats - 1:100 - started 1/1/2014
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Mirabell61 reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Warrior by StuartC - Billing Boats - 1:100 - started 1/1/2014
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Stuart, I've sent you a couple of photos I took during a recent visit to HMS Warrior. Apart from the mustard orange coloured mast, one of the most notable colours was the bleached timber deck; almost an MDF grey colour. Can you let us know if the kit tries to replicate this? If it doesn't, does anybody know what would be a suitable timber to approximate this? Glyn Incidentally I've placed an order for my kit but it won't be available until mid March.
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