Great job I have one that needs a cockpit/hatch cover. I need to get started on it soon!
Dumas 45" Scarab
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Superb work.
Love it.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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This hull trailing edge was real round and of course a sharp edge is wanted. I had left that to cure real good so I could sand it. A month should be enough. lol.
And upon sanding and grabbing a straight edge for it I discovered terrible concave in the bottom that made it up to 1/8” about 3” ahead of my epoxy work. SOOOO, more work to do and there goes the pretty bottom paint! Anyone say Speedcote?Comment
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Cheers Buddy!
She looks pretty in the water.
I feel for ya, I had once a terrible experience with a Insane Mono boat, but after I trued the bottom, I loved the hull, of course mine didn't have the pretty paint.Too many boats, not enough time...Comment
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Yeah I hear you. I got this from the owner of probably the biggest R/C shop in the province, but it doesn’t mean they knew what to do before paint. But at least I didn’t pay for that paint. I got the hull for $150. It’s just gonna have to have a black bottom.
What did you use to true the Insane? I did my Pursuit with glazing putty but it is showing after a couple years(little cracks).Comment
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Amazing build thread! You started this in 2015?! Congrats on getting it wet!
I love the paint scheme, so interesting how the black & white checkoring is woven thru out, from front to back and down the sides.
Beautiful job on the cockpit too...
May I ask how fast you expect to get from this setup, and run time? What motor and battery setup did you end up with?
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