Tom(ADMIN) Tue Dec 31, 2013 3:14 pm
Today's little job (in between suffering a couple of hours worth of an over zealous carer armed with a hoover, and then having my hair cut) was to build the towed sonar array tube.
Now, (and with apologies to David Merriman who will be tearing his hair out when he sees this) I don't think that the USS Shark had a towed sonar tube, but it
might have done at some point...anyway, I like to see them, so my version of Shark is getting one. (I'm claiming it was a Top Secret experimental trial...)
I have some alloy tube on order for the end piece, the brass rod you can see was just taped on to help me line things up.
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