2004 Builder's Survey - "On the Ways" - What's on Everyone's Workbench?

[dono]

My latest kit is the

My latest kit is the Engel Lafayette kit. I am in the early stages of assembly and hope to have it ready for the Sub Regatta this year.

I will soon try to add some pictures to my member homepage.

[bigdave]

I am going to try

I am going to try and have my Turtle done this year. We will see.

[ron]

Dave,

What scale is your turtle

Dave,

What scale is your turtle and what are you making the hull of?

Ron

[bigdave]

Hi Ron, I guess you

Hi Ron, I guess you could say it is about 1/7 scale. It is about 15 in high X 7 in wide X 12 in long. I am working from a set of Tinsley(I think, it is hard to read the name on my set) plans. The hull is going to be epoxyglass, covered in thin wood. I have the foam plug carved, and most of my design work done. It will have 4 channels, top screw, front screw, rudder, and ballast. Dave.

[ron]

Dave,

Your turtle sounds great. I

Dave,

Your turtle sounds great. I hope you get it done in time to bring to Rhode Island. I am working on a british midget in
1/16 scale and like the fact that it is a managable size, but the amount of detail is related to how much free time you have. I understand now why a lot of folks like "big" / large
scale boats.

Ron

[tmsmalley]

Hey Dave -I am looking

Hey Dave -I am looking forward to seeing the Turtle.
I hope you are documenting it for an SCR article!
Tim

[anonymous]

Started in on construction of

Started in on construction of the SEAWOLF, posted pics on my SubComm page here:
My Webpage

So far, construction has been very straightforward, and any questions I have had are promptly answered by Matt. The key (as with most things I suppose) is patience. Into filing out flood holes now. Will post more soon.

Chris

[captain nemo12]

Thought I might add some

Thought I might add some pictures of my Typhoon:




OverallView



View showing the missile deck




Front view






View showing the torpedo tubes



I received this model from my cousin so the scale is unknown, after some calculations I believe that its 1/350th, well, what do you think?

[thierryc]

Is it r/c?

Is it r/c?

[captain nemo12]

Okay, so I don't know

Okay, so I don't know what's with the "Image Hosted by Tripod" thing, but you can find more on my website: Captain Nemo's Nautilus

The Typhoon was bought from a hobby shop many years ago and it is motor driven, so not RC but it does make a really great display model. Although, there is definetely room for radio equipment, who knows? Maybe I'll think of installing R/C stuff inside someday!

[koeze]

Still piecing together my 1:50

Still piecing together my 1:50 Walrus class submarine. Working on a custom WTC now with an Outer diameter of 130mm and 1 meters long.

Working on a Type VIIc (1:72 Revell static).

Working on a target 1:50. This is a one off Salvage Hunter (very fast Tug) once rated as one of the most powerfull in the world and today being restored to it's original glory.
MS Holland

EJK

[tmsmalley]

Okay, so I don't know

Okay, so I don't know what's with the "Image Hosted by Tripod" thing, but you can find more on my website]Captain Nemo's Nautilus[/url]

Tripod blocks you from using their free sites to host photos. That was one of the (many) reasons I switched.

Now you can post your photos right on this site in the members area. Contact the webmaster and he'll get you set up.
Tim



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[captain nemo12]

I contacted the Tripod Staff

I contacted the Tripod Staff and I got some solutions, seems to be working fine, but what do you mean by contacting the webmaster? The Tripod webmaster?

[tmsmalley]

Sorry - I guess I

Sorry - I guess I wasn't specific enough - I'll try again -

Now you can post your photos right on this site in the members area. Contact Bob Martin, the SubCommittee webmaster (webmaster@subcommittee.com) and he'll get you set up with your own personal (SubCommittee) member's website.

[captain nemo12]

Thanks Tim!

I'll contact

Thanks Tim!

I'll contact Bob for more info.