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    #61
    On my web site I have a link to Kenzoku Miki of Japan his friend has built a 1/40 scale USS MISSOURI BB63.

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      #62
      Duncan, have you any inside photos you could post?

      This is a great ship you have there, now all you need are some r/c Harrier jets

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        #63
        Originally posted by \
        Duncan, have you any inside photos you could post? This is a great ship you have there, now all you need are some r/c Harrier jets
        Hi Jerome , at that scale I think I`ll stick to the Airfx Sea Harriers At least the depron Sopwith Pups can ,and do, take-off and landings on the flight-deck. (well most of the time!!!)

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          #64
          were do you keep tha thing and do you bring people for rides

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            #65
            Nice to have a UK Forum. I built and operate a "Manned" Freighter , in the U.S.A., that is twenty (21) feet by three (3) foot powered by an electric motor called the "Sea Eagle". I would like to know of other people that build similar models worldwide. Thanks and Happy Sailing .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .............

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              #66
              Hi, sorry, i want to add a photo of the "Sea Eagle".[ATTACH]10917.vB[/ATTACH]

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                #67
                Paul, You finally came through with pictures. How about some more details on your freighter. Like power and such. Where are you loacated?

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                  #68
                  Large Manned Freighter!

                  [ATTACH]11099.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]11098.vB[/ATTACH]smovoo38.avi smovoo29.avi smovoo39.avi The "Sea Eagle" is powered by 3/4 HP Minikoto electric outboard motor. Built in Ferndale, Washington State. Built of all wood construction. Construction time, approximately, one (1) year. Contact me at: 1-360-384-3622. Take care and have a nice day .................................................. .................................................. ..

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                    #69
                    Hi Paul, Nice vessel! I'm on the east coast in Maine. I hope to have my banana boat in the water in a year or two. I work full time on model restoration, so that comes first, Banana Boat comes second.

                    I'm very enthusiastic with this project, but the bills come first.

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                      #70
                      Originally posted by \
                      Hi Paul, Nice vessel! I'm on the east coast in Maine. I hope to have my banana boat in the water in a year or two. I work full time on model restoration, so that comes first, Banana Boat comes second.I'm very enthusiastic with this project, but the bills come first.
                      Model boat is coming along fine and will be ready for launching in early spring. Glad to hear from you. Take care and have a nice day .................................................. .................................................. ........

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                        #71
                        I'm back!!! Last post was about 6 years ago and SOOO much has happened since then. My 1/35 HMS Hood went into storage just weeks ahead of sea trials when my marriage broke up. She rotted away in Yellow Box but now... I've started again! Pictures up soon plus a 'film' (sequential piccies) once finished - MUST be finished by 21 May - 75 years since she was sunk in the Denmark Straight.

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