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  • peells
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 716

    #1

    Scratch Build

    Hi guys,
    I have prepared plans at a severe cost in engineering time to my self, and I know that there are free plans out there as well sorry I do not have the luxury to offer them for free, But check out my blog we will be adding video to it later we just got it up and running yesterday, I hope you like it. The boat featured in the slide show is the one we are offering at this time, There will be more at a later date.

    http://boatsbypetere.blogspot.com/

    Thanks, Pete
    Peter Eells; Fun, and Helping others To Have Fun!!!
    http://rcboatsbypetere.blogspot.com/
    [email protected]
  • eclipse
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 365

    #2
    awsome work really nice
    just a kid with a super hawaii project

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    • peells
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2008
      • 716

      #3
      Thanks Man it was fun
      Peter Eells; Fun, and Helping others To Have Fun!!!
      http://rcboatsbypetere.blogspot.com/
      [email protected]

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      • boobmcgee
        Junior Member
        • Jun 2008
        • 16

        #4
        nice job i like


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        • peells
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2008
          • 716

          #5
          Thank you
          Peter Eells; Fun, and Helping others To Have Fun!!!
          http://rcboatsbypetere.blogspot.com/
          [email protected]

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          • eclipse
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2007
            • 365

            #6
            sorry maybe i missed it but what kind of wood do you use?
            just a kid with a super hawaii project

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            • ace028
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2007
              • 952

              #7
              He uses 1/32, 1/64, birtch plywood, balsa, basswood. then you coat it with a sealer that is compatible with paint, or primer. I recomend using titebond glue to glue the parts together that may need working time, and then use CA glue for parts that don't, I put a few drops on the edges of wood that I used titebond after it dries just to do it. I use the titebond because it is cheap, and has a pretty fast setup time, and saves you money from using a lot of CA because CA gets a little spendy.
              Twin power =

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