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the Princess Royal outboard/inboard drawing i have on my computer as fitted does not show anything in the spotting top.
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try this as they had to replace server & site domain. https://www.navsource.net/archives/02/06.htm
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here is some more. if you want larger versions of the drawings i had posted as site might limit posted file size then i need your email address so i can send them to you.
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- I Love Kit
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Kevin, is it the motor getting hot, the speed control or both?
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are all the boats the same or different & same goes for the launches? do you have plans/drawings for the boats & launches?
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what time period are you doing the model as Trumpeter's painting instructions leave a lot to wonder about?
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redo the float test after you got it all built & rc stuff installed to make final ballast adjustments.
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that used to be the German passenger liner George Washington. https://www.history.navy.mil/our-collections/photography/us-navy-ships/alphabetical-listing/g/uss-george-washington--id--3018-0.html
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any friends who are cattle/horse farmers as they would have those big galvanized steel tubs for watering those animals?
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CVE-90 USS Thetis Bay Booklet of General Plans (1945) https://archive.org/details/cve90bogp1945v3
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i'm doing 1 too but correcting the hull 1st. the kit is actually 1/429 scale not 1/426 scale as the box says.
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i split the garage in half with 1 half as an insulated wood workshop & the other half to be for their 2 cars but endup being used as a metal working workshop, storage for riding lawn mower & for his Harley. your east of me as i'm in Lefroy south of Barrie.
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not all plastic stuff as most of my 1/144 scale warships are balsa frame with 1mm thick styrene plastic skin for the hull & superstructure. my 1/144 scale County class Destroyer is balsa frame & skin as it was my 1st big model ship. did a billings boat decades ago & i think i have it somewhere that is if my cats did not chew it up. but my biggest wood scratch building was my friend's 25'x35' garage that i had to partially redesign before helping him build it.
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Keith Black, i did have build logs on another site til i took the logs off due to issues with that site. have been thinking of doing build logs on a couple of sites but might wait til i finish editing/cleaning up well over 140 Booklet of General Plans of the US Navy i have saved on my computer. my smallest warship is about 6" long & the biggest is about 52" long. my current long term project which is on pause for the past 3-4yrs due to medical issues & the editing of those plans is doing all 16 USN OBB's during ww2 & 1 after using Revell's 1/429 scale model of the USS Arizona as a basis to kitbash those ships. i have also been doing some model warship consulting with 3D-Wild plus providing them with plans/drawings or links to same. example: http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=393968
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