- BOATSHED🇬🇧CaptainI can never do that do that. How do you trim the balsa and then rub it down to shape. I have picked up a 48" Perkasa Hull from a Boot Fair and the Balsa nose end blocks are a total mess. I have got to try to put them right. I think they are the sort of mess I would make.In the past the thing I usually do is recut a new hull base and side skins in ply and extend them and not use a balsa block. I am not too sure how I would get around the bow end on this hull with ply but I would give it a good try but but wether it would have the correct shape or not is another thing.Like
- renew🇳🇱Chief Petty Officer 1st ClassI shaped the rough shape with beltsander , than by hand getting the shape rightLike 1Liked by Madwelshman
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2,620 posts · Page 38 of 219- StanCPetty Officer 1st ClassI think a 360-web cam around this particular platform would be great. We are right on the edge of the shipping lanes. Could be like those train guys, cough cough, uh I wouldn't know anything about that.Liked by HappyHaggis
Very sorry our local member Graham93 couldn`t be with us due to unforeseen circumstances.
Graham, look forward to seeing you back soon with "Bill & Ben" and maybe "Kayak Kev" !!!.
Great for when the pond is full of weed - Also if no wind , stick a motor on the front or back !.
Just have fun !
Greg, many thanks for the warm welcome extended by yourself and the other members at both Emsworth and at Mill Rythe last week. Nice to see such a nice selection of boats.
Take care and thanks again to the "Hayling Island Model Boat Club".
Phil
enjoy RC Sailing !.
I have a question:
Does anyone have a source for very thin, 3/32 or thereabouts strips which in the Sterling CTLL kit were identified as "reed" strips, 3/32. They are perfect for edges and accents and they can take a bend without being steamed. If anyone knows a place that has this type of material I would really appreciate any info you can provide.
Thanks!😎🤗😇👍
- GaryLCCommodoreHello, and good morning. I would suggest you give Cornwall ModelBoats a good coat of looking at. As besides the flexible beech strip they sell which is very flexible, and a short length can be bent around into a circle without any problem. So if you bought three strips, one at the thickness you require, and two more to go on the inside and outside, to make up a channel type capping. they also sell numerous hardwood mouldings shaped, into channels, right-angles, mouldings for hardwood window frames. ect. ect. Give it a looking at and I think you will be pleasantly surprised. Regards, Gary.Liked by Peejay and stevedownunder and