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    1. Kit: , by (VIP/Sponsor) xken is offline
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      Started: 04-03-11 Build Revisions: Never  
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      Check out this link to a site newsletter if interested in submarines, some neat stuff. This is the supplier for the the plating material that I used on the Model T. Open the PDF file.

      Gazette Issue # 2 April 2011 - Powered by Kayako Fusion Help Desk Software

      Enjoy!

      Ken
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  1. Giovanni's Avatar Established Member
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    www.subpirates.com is a very good RC submarine site.
    I am building a brass 1/12th scale circa 1898 USS Holland (54" length).
    Here is my fiberglass version with all-brass stern section.






    Last edited by Giovanni; 04-04-11 at 11:06 AM.


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    Giovanni
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    Wow!!!!!!!;';;';
    Grandpa McGurk.....Steppin' Large and Livin' easy.
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    Its great to see our boat guys posting. This is great stuff, please show us more.
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  4. Giovanni's Avatar Established Member
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    Thanks!
    The all-brass USS Holland submarine will have a multiple section 260 brass metal hull.
    I will spin the hull in 5 sections then silver solder them together. The super structure will be made from 260 brass sheet. All of the fittings will be cast using the lost-wax method. I have all of the parts drawings in DXF files allowing me to 3D laser print all of the parts. I can then use the printed parts to make the rubber molds for injecting the wax.
    [B]3D scanner and printer:[/B]
    www.nextengine.com



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    Giovanni
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    I'm really glad you're doing this Giovanni. Its a subject that relates to all the venues on this site. This build and the methods used will be very interesting.
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  6. Giovanni's Avatar Established Member
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    Your welcome.
    I'm applying for membership at the TechShop.
    They have millions of dollars worth of high-tech machines.
    It is only $100.00 per month but will save me thousands of dollars.
    Some of the members have become wealthy entrepreneurs with their prototypes.


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    Giovanni
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