Liking it Ron, I suspect there is much going on behind the red oxide...will stand by and see what develops. Cheers, Rick H.
A Heap of Scrap Metal on a Paradise Shoreline.
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Thanks for all your encouraging comments chaps. Great to see I'm not alone on this voyage into the unknown.
The removal of the prop might have proven too much for the petty pilferers. The impact of going aground might even have bent the prop. shaft making it impossible to remove the prop. Who knows?
I think leaving it in place also adds a bit more interest to the back end of the vessel.
Thanks for the input..... :thumb2:
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Thanks for all your encouraging comments chaps. Great to see I'm not alone on this voyage into the unknown.
Good point Pete, but I think the scavengers would be more interested in things easily removable that could be of some use. Windows, hawsers, the ships boat, radar and associated gear.
The removal of the prop might have proven too much for the petty pilferers. The impact of going aground might even have bent the prop. shaft making it impossible to remove the prop. Who knows?
I think leaving it in place also adds a bit more interest to the back end of the vessel.
Thanks for the input..... :thumb2:
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Ron, Looks like an interesting project, I'll follow along. The Prop would be cast bronze, but would probably be put on very tight with special tools, so pilferers might struggle with it. Some ships have anti barnacle paint on their hulls, but it doesn't last forever, barnacles do make the subject more interesting, after all, they give a bit of texture.:thumb2:Comment
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The prop. I had on my boat was only 16" across and that was a sod to get off even in the comfort of a boat yard
I still think leaving the prop. on adds a bit more interest to the stern section.
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Cheers.
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Be aware of what birds appear in the tropics !
On a serious note this is looking really good, the barnicals are very realistic .
Got my chair out of the wind and in the shade.
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