Don't get too excited just yet; brass props

[Guest]

that works

that works

[steve nuttall]

Ok I'll have a good

Ok I'll have a good fashioned auction
Here are 2 brass props; with long version shafts; there are both hands i.e. 1 LH 1 RH both are already soldered and cleaned up but not profiled; you would need to file and thin the edges for scale apperance like the one pictured earlier (mine)
The short shaft is there just to show the longer shaft is quite a bit longer (50mm)



The shafts are normally $12 a pair for the short version
I will be adding $4 for a pair of long versions anyway; so if we say the shafts are already $16 and as i have no qlue as to the price of the props I'll add another $16 for the Reserve at $32 (if I can't get that it's not worth my while making them)

Ok guys you know how it works; post your bids; I'll let it run 3 days
ends Sunday at 10.30 am

[novagator]

What are those for?
Well to

What are those for?

Well to be truthfull; they rotate and propel ships or Uboats through the water; bigger versions with thiner blades can actually pull aircraft off the ground and make them stay in the air for as long and the device rotates; unbelieveable is it not
They are called Propellers

Smartguy! I meant which kit? As I can see now, it looks like they are for the Revell kit.

[steve nuttall]

JUST HAVING FUN http://www.subcommittee.com/forum/icon_biggrin.gif

JUST HAVING FUN

[ron]

Steve,

Well I'll start at the

Steve,

Well I'll start at the $40.00. I was going to order the periscopes and gun barrel any way. We'll see how many takers there are. I figure they are worth at least that.

Ron

[steve nuttall]

Here's my set; all profiled


Here's my set; all profiled
Glad I made them; they look great
About 3/4hour per blade to make them like this; a small sq file (needle) and 600 wet-dry paper

[anonymous]

Here are some periscope masters

Here are some periscope masters I just sent Paul Crozier for the Thor/Crozier Type XXI kit in 1/48 scale. Spiral wire added around attack scope neck after this production photo was taken. Not geared for multiple custom work.

Steve Reichmuth





Edited By Dolphin on 1110051596

[steve nuttall]

Steve,

Well I'll start at the

Steve,

Well I'll start at the $40.00. I was going to order the periscopes and gun barrel any way. We'll see how many takers there are. I figure they are worth at least that.

Ron

Ron

It looks like your going to be getting a really good deal

[steve nuttall]

Looks like Ron will be

Looks like Ron will be the winner

[steve nuttall]

well my computer says 10.30;

well my computer says 10.30; guess Ron you got them

[ron]

Steve,

Pleased to see I was

Steve,

Pleased to see I was lucky enough to get them, my gain.
I sent you an e-mail earlier, as they say the check is in the mail.

Ron

[steve nuttall]

Ron please email again and

Ron please email again and not through this site; I can't seem to reply to you

snuttall@cogeco.ca

[ron]

Just wanted to let everyone

Just wanted to let everyone know I received the shafts and propellers from Steve, (I Also decided to get the gun barrels and periscopes). As I sure you have seen from the photos the workmenship is top drawer and will really add to the finish of the model. I highly recommend the parts.

Ron

[steve nuttall]

Hi Ron

I have to think

Hi Ron

I have to think how to protect those longer shafts and stop them from being bent in the mail; how did you like the solution?

[ron]

Steve,

Everything got here in one

Steve,

Everything got here in one piece. I guess you'd have to say your packaging was highly imaginative ( but functional). I was
thinking about options for packaging for you. Did you ever
try pvc tubing cut to the length of the product? You could use micro foam sheeting to pack inside and just tape ends. Alittle more costly than my packaging material ( empty ball point pen for scopes), but I think your buyers would put up with .50 cents more if it was even that much.

Ron