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Thread: 1/10th Scale 8700 ML Boatworks Hydroplane

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07-18-2019, 11:05 AM #1
heilbrunnd

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1/10th Scale 8700 ML Boatworks Hydroplane

Just getting ready to start building replacement 1/10th scale ml boatworks left turning, classic Thunder - western WA, div III hull. Wondering about thoughts on including fiberglass this time, A) in places, B) the entire running surface area, C) entire hull, top and bottom?

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