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Quite an interesting article on converting this kit to r/c. Produces a nice looking model (very good for pools etc) which can "almost" dive!
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Airfix Trafalgar class 1:350 (Model Boats December 2014)
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Re: Airfix Trafalgar class 1:350 (Model Boats December 2014)
merriman Thu Dec 11, 2014 10:23 pm
The advent of the microbe sized servos and other devices now permits us to exploit the fine line of 1/144 and 1/350 sized plastic model kits out there.
This is one of the bigger (longer) WTC's I've come up with. The length can be halved if you use just one battery and/or eliminate the ballast tank. Cylinder diameter is 1.25-inches.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vk3n3qXOso
This is one of the bigger (longer) WTC's I've come up with. The length can be halved if you use just one battery and/or eliminate the ballast tank. Cylinder diameter is 1.25-inches.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vk3n3qXOso
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Re: Airfix Trafalgar class 1:350 (Model Boats December 2014)
redboat219 Fri Dec 12, 2014 12:44 am
You practicing with Catch & Release?
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