- Dom of Essential RC🇬🇧Chief Petty Officer 1st ClassThese E class boats are normally 65" but can go up to 85" (but are apparently rare because they take 2-3 people to launch). Engines in the 65" are typically 30cc Zenoah or similar.Like
- sandkb🇳🇿Chief Petty Officer 2nd ClassAwesome racing and great video, ThanksLike
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2,618 posts · Page 121 of 219Beautiful scale model Crash tender operating at some speed.
Nostalgic or wot.
Great model Paul and well sailed
Dave
28XX brushless 11.1v 2200 Lipo 35mm three blade brass prop.
Uses 30 amp cars ESC with small fan.
Tx set to 55% on throttle otherwise it takes off. Rudder throw at 50% for same reason. Switchable to 100% for slow speed manouvers.
Great fun.
Dave
- lesliebreameChief Petty Officer 1st Classi know what you mean about speed and i am always trying to get more from my steam boats!!! they are very slow compared with your petrol and brushless jobs but my aim is for more speed .i am working on steam turbines at present which are very inefficient and not that powerful but the intention is eventually for more speed !! you want to try coal fired boiler boats [ i make my own ] . there is much to do pondside what with stoking and water filling and oiling and all and i get loads of fun ..... much more than sailing my old electric crash tender which was fun to build but boring to sail . les breame
- BOATSHEDCaptainIt is surprising just what you can get a Crash Tender to do. They can be very fast and also handle very well on the water. Those Vosper hulls are amazing. That's why they were used for the fire tenders and MTB's etc. But then the Fairey hulls like the Huntsman and Spearfish also handle very well at speed.
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralGreat looking boat 👍👍👍
How did you upload the video??
When I tried it it came out as an 'Invalid file' 🤔
Cheers Doug 😎
Robbe U47.Scale 1/40.
Also Revell 1/72 USS Gato takes a dip.(surface only).
Thanks for looking.
- ScratchbuilderVice AdmiralMany thanks.Always trying to improve this skill.Real rust from nails left in water for ever I find the best then painted in satin varnish.Bill.
- John2Chief Petty Officer 1st ClassA very effective method I will give it a try.
Thanks,
John.Liked by Scratchbuilder and Inkoust