I missed blocks post, sorry. Yeah pete didn't ask me to, but the nose tips and tunnel section were reinforced when I carboned it. I got ya pete, don't worry.
Raf, ill send you a pm
I missed blocks post, sorry. Yeah pete didn't ask me to, but the nose tips and tunnel section were reinforced when I carboned it. I got ya pete, don't worry.
Raf, ill send you a pm
Thanks Scott! I will do my best not to crash her. LOL!
Seems every hull is different. A friend of mine clipped a pool noodle bouy and his seam split. I've hit the hard round foam bouys, the kind crab trappers use, cartwheeled it, subbed it even had a sprint cat clip my sponson when I spun out. Chipped paint on mine and tore the last 6 inches of the side out of the sprint cat. Mines not reinforced. But, knowing it could happen, I put in hopefully some preventative reinforcement
Our bouys are like hard soccer balls and I have nailed them more than once and never got more than paint transfer. Finally got a hairline crack about 1/2 long when I tumbled the boat hitting full throttle running a Castle 2650kv motor. The hulls can take quite a beating, unless you hit an immovable object.
They tend to split right across the nose where the hull is joined to the house. In the cases that I'm aware of (including mine) the batteries came lose as well. So, the damage could have been caused by the batteries slamming fwd. Highly recommend securing you batteries with proper straps, not just velcro. I cut notches in my battery trays for them.
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Both my hulls formed cracks where blockhart is mentioning. On the first one was from a water splat. The second one just started doing it one day without hitting anything. I caught it b4 it got worse and fixed it.
Land, Sea & Air, A true RC Addict.
All my boats including what I build for people get velcro and straps.
Hahahhaha nooooooo that wasn't it.
Land, Sea & Air, A true RC Addict.
I was giving it a worse case scenario test that day. It failed the jumping on it test. Lol. J/k
Land, Sea & Air, A true RC Addict.
Here are some updated pictures of the MG Tiqueman Edition, AKA Miss Kirsten. Scott named the boat after my new baby girl. I'm extremely pleased and impressed with the results. Thank you Scott!!
Here are a couple more:
Damn Scott, awesome work
Catching Air!
Just use expanding foam works great
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SWEEEET! Really looks good!!!
Youre welcome Pete
Thanks John. Gettn stacked up w/ work. Better get that HPR to me.
If your referring to adding in a bow for flotation, I highly recommend not doing it. IF you ever do have a seam problem etc, its now inaccessible from the inside. Plus, its ugly
Man that looks bad azz!!!!
That turned out so nice!
Nice looking boat!!!
That shot on the water is awesome!
Catching Air!
I took so many fricken pictures of it in the drink, that's the only one the color actually looks right. If you go to my albums there's a bunch of pics
Did a great job on the boat glad I could help out with the decals!
Always nice when people make my decals look good being on such nice boats!
Wish you had some action shots of it!!
OSE GIFTING ELF
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!
thanks Jeff, it turned out great. Yeah Im not maidening this..too afraid to scratch it up before Pete gets it. Besides I dont have any of Petes radio gear.
Truly great job,and as with all the boats,looks great in the water.
thanks Shawn. Im gunna be a bit sad wen this isnt in my hobby room anymore. was a really fun build and Pete was great to work with.
Excellent!
Oh snap, I got a letter to write!
Dear Santa....
They call me DOUBLE D
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