Seaquest DSV - The show on DVD, and a posible R/C model

[terry weber]

I would like to build a working R/C model of the Seaquest DSV Sub someday. I have three questions for now]http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com[/url]

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/seaQuest/

Thank you all,
PS: I have bought my first R/C Sub kit, a 1/96 scale Skipjack from D & E M.'s



Edited By Terry Weber on 1079543351

[bob the builder]

I've got a resource file

[color=#000000]I've got a resource file started for the SeaQuest too!

If she's 1007ft long at 1]

[terry weber]

I've got a resource file

[color=#000000]I've got a resource file started for the SeaQuest too!

If she's 1007ft long at 1]

Hey would your pump-jet work with the Graupner 900 BB Moter? About how big a moter would you use?

[bob the builder]

Actually, I was thinking about

Actually, I was thinking about Carcharadon's use of bilge pumps for propulsion. That, or a water turbine of some sort, similar to those used on jetskis. The big tentacles out the back of the sub would make good steering vanes.

There's lots of possibilities, and I haven't gotten into the technical aspect yet, as I have three other projects lined up first.

[sam reichart]

Someone in England has built

Someone in England has built this model already- a huge version of it....I've seen photos, but I don't remember where I saw them...sorry. It was an impressive piece of work. Can anyone else recall this?

[Guest]

Yes, it was Andy Cox

Yes, it was Andy Cox who built the Seaquest. I posted some photo's in the Television and movie submarine forum a few months back.

The hotlinking doesn't work anymore!

Here is the link to the photo's-

http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?selected=519606

Ignore the pictures of the watercooled graphics cards!

Andy



Edited By Sub culture on 1080037566