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As she is at the minute...just awaiting the leveller to arrive(hopefully tomorrow)and then the internal fitting out is practically done.
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Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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had a look at her today and what a fantasic job your doing on her Rich well done mate
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Thanks mate...managed to get the towed sonar array exit tube finished. Also fitted the stern running light as well.
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And now...filling and sanding, sanding and filling.
I made the portside stern mounted passive sonar dome from the remains of the deck of the MMB Sonic that I scrapped(much sanding needed)glued it onto the hull..and then the filling and sanding started.
Getting there now. Slowly...
I made the portside stern mounted passive sonar dome from the remains of the deck of the MMB Sonic that I scrapped(much sanding needed)glued it onto the hull..and then the filling and sanding started.
Getting there now. Slowly...
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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More filling and sanding...and a quick blow over with an aerosol can. looks a bit better already...
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