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Bryan Heit - 25 Nov 2003 14:58 GMT
I've been sailing an RC sailboat now for about 3 years, and I think it's
time for a new boat.  I've been looking around the net for some idea's,
but haven't seen what I'm looking for.  Does anyone know of a company
which produces RC boats based on 16th/17th century warships (i.e.
Brigantines and other square sailed ships)?

Thanx

Bryan
Astroguy - 26 Nov 2003 01:34 GMT
Hi Bryan
Check out www.modelexpo.com.
They are in Florida and sell many ship models like that. They are
mainly for display but I would think that some could be modified for
RC use.
Good luck
Baron

>I've been sailing an RC sailboat now for about 3 years, and I think it's
>time for a new boat.  I've been looking around the net for some idea's,
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>Bryan
Astroguy - 27 Nov 2003 22:01 GMT
Hi Bryan
I screwed up the URL I gave on my earlier posting.
Here is the correct one
www.modelexpoinc.com
Regards
Baron

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Rob - 26 Nov 2003 17:31 GMT
Steel, Chapman and Hutchinson if you've got the money.  Phenomenal kits....
Bryan Heit - 02 Dec 2003 19:15 GMT
>Steel, Chapman and Hutchinson if you've got the money.  Phenomenal kits....
>  

Wow, those guy's don't mess around.  Unfortunately a little big - for
both my car and my pocket book...

Maybe I can design my own ;-)
Earl Boebert - 04 Dec 2003 19:53 GMT
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> Maybe I can design my own ;-)

If you go to www.swcp.com/usvmyg and chase the links down to "square
riggers" you'll find an interesting series of articles, including
plans for a free-sailing boat. Several people have built successful
R/C models to these plans.

Cheers,

Earl
Umi_Ryuzuki - 05 Dec 2003 03:00 GMT
Well they do have most of the line drawings that you need to build your
own posted with each ship.:D

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Bryan Heit - 08 Dec 2003 15:48 GMT
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Thanx!  That's a perfect place to start.

Bryan
Caraway - 20 Oct 2005 06:35 GMT
Hi I'm new here. I have just started building my own version of thi
same boat. I downloaded the plans and instruction. Then I enlarged th
drawings and offsets to the actual size. 1 inch butts and 3 inc
station lines. 34 inch long hull. I'm using pink foam from Home Depot
I just got my first RC radio monday in the mail. A futaba 2DR.
removed the centering springs so that it will stay were I put it. Thi
is emensly satifying. :)  I'm starting to rasp down the hull now.
Carawa

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