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I'm selling my Delta Force 35" mono hull. This is a different one than the one I just posted. That one was my back up hull for this boat that I was going to run SAW with.
This hull has a layer of carb fiber and a few strips of Coremat laid on the inside top bow for added strength. Then I filled the bow with 2 part expanding epoxy. I did it with several small pours and gave it several hours in between pours. It did not add very much weight at all.
The canopy has 2 payers of carbon fiber and it has been trimmed to fit. I also put the nice black foam around the edges and installed the screw down latch system. It is very solid!
I installed carbon fiver rails and a custom motor mount 44mm dia that can be removed and swapped out if you so choose to. Again ths is a very solid setup.
The sevo tray as you can see was going to house the servo and rx underneith I just never attached it but it is ready to be if thats how you want to contiune the build.
I drilled a clean hole for the carbon fiber flood tube. that to needs to be epoxied in. '
I'm including a polished Speedmaster strut. Along with a polished Rudder.
Included is the 3/16" flex cable, if you can see it in the picks.
The bottom was nicely blueprinted and the back was filled with Marine RX then sanded dead flat. very crisp and clean trailing edges.
Paint job is awesome. I marble the red accents over the charcoal grey metallic base coat then it was finished off with 8 coats of automotive clear coat, then wheel out to a clean shine. there is a little nice up front where I bumped it while wheeling it out, but honestly you can barely see it.
I'm including a black vinyl windshield decal as well.
I really HATE to see this thing go, but my kids activities (sports) right now are far more important!
I'll attach the build thread link later today so you can see what went into this build.
I'm asking $260 shipped to the lower 48 states.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
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This hull has a layer of carb fiber and a few strips of Coremat laid on the inside top bow for added strength. Then I filled the bow with 2 part expanding epoxy. I did it with several small pours and gave it several hours in between pours. It did not add very much weight at all.
The canopy has 2 payers of carbon fiber and it has been trimmed to fit. I also put the nice black foam around the edges and installed the screw down latch system. It is very solid!
I installed carbon fiver rails and a custom motor mount 44mm dia that can be removed and swapped out if you so choose to. Again ths is a very solid setup.
The sevo tray as you can see was going to house the servo and rx underneith I just never attached it but it is ready to be if thats how you want to contiune the build.
I drilled a clean hole for the carbon fiber flood tube. that to needs to be epoxied in. '
I'm including a polished Speedmaster strut. Along with a polished Rudder.
Included is the 3/16" flex cable, if you can see it in the picks.
The bottom was nicely blueprinted and the back was filled with Marine RX then sanded dead flat. very crisp and clean trailing edges.
Paint job is awesome. I marble the red accents over the charcoal grey metallic base coat then it was finished off with 8 coats of automotive clear coat, then wheel out to a clean shine. there is a little nice up front where I bumped it while wheeling it out, but honestly you can barely see it.
I'm including a black vinyl windshield decal as well.
I really HATE to see this thing go, but my kids activities (sports) right now are far more important!
I'll attach the build thread link later today so you can see what went into this build.
I'm asking $260 shipped to the lower 48 states.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
20150923-DSC_1437.jpg20150923-DSC_1440.jpg20150923-DSC_1441.jpg20150923-DSC_1442.jpg20150923-DSC_1443.jpg
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