Percassa Motor Torpedo Boat 1/24 scale by neptune

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Next up was to make a stand I just used up some the wood I had around the workshop, the main thing to make sure of is that the stand is high enough so that the props and rudders are clear,

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another view,


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a look below, just a little bit of final adjustment needed, the edges of the frames will be padded tp protect the paint work,


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and a couple of views sitting on the stand,


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best regards john,
 
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Next up was to make a stand I just used up some the wood I had around the workshop, the main thing to make sure of is that the stand is high enough so that the props and rudders are clear,

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another view,


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a look below, just a little bit of final adjustment needed, the edges of the frames will be padded tp protect the paint work,


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and a couple of views sitting on the stand,


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best regards john,
Good morning John. She is starting to come together beautifully. I love your metal work on the props, shafts and your rudder enlargement. Cheers Grant
 
Hello John, Very nice work, she sure has come a long way in a very short time, Well Done. You never fail to amaze me of just how you are able to see all of these parts that you alone can come up with and they all look so very nice goon in fit in very nicely.
Please say hello to your Admiral Maureen for us, it is nice that she is able to keep you working in your Old Ship Yard.
Regards
Bernadette and Lawrence
 
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Next up was to make a stand I just used up some the wood I had around the workshop, the main thing to make sure of is that the stand is high enough so that the props and rudders are clear,

View attachment 439762
another view,


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a look below, just a little bit of final adjustment needed, the edges of the frames will be padded tp protect the paint work,


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and a couple of views sitting on the stand,


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best regards john,
wonderful work, dear John Thumbsup :)
 
Hi there was wondering if you had eney think from you tp boat build that can help me with my kit like the kit plans with sizes ect. Cracking build by the way looks really good. As you can see mins in need of some work i picked this up for bit of a project but In need of some info ect received_2339772856219424.jpeg

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G'day Lee, I hope the following info helps you, I'm not very good at this sort of thing, I have a small set of plans also with a Photo book with some instructions and a build sequence I will send these to you through a PM or your email,

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So from A to B, B is where the tube emerges from the hull and C is where it stops, I used 350mm tube shaft assemblies, but with adding the shaft support behind the tube I had to cut the length of the tube down so as to fit the support in place, I also used 55mm contra rotating propellers,


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The green tape is where the transom ends, I put the twin rudders in line with the shafts,


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I hope all this is clear enough I'm not too good at describing things,


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hope this helps you,

best regards John,

PS I will scan the plans and instruction books tomorrow and send them to you.



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G'day Lee, I hope the following info helps you, I'm not very good at this sort of thing, I have a small set of plans also with a Photo book with some instructions and a build sequence I will send these to you through a PM or your email,

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So from A to B, B is where the tube emerges from the hull and C is where it stops, I used 350mm tube shaft assemblies, but with adding the shaft support behind the tube I had to cut the length of the tube down so as to fit the support in place, I also used 55mm contra rotating propellers,


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The green tape is where the transom ends, I put the twin rudders in line with the shafts,


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I hope all this is clear enough I'm not too good at describing things,


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hope this helps you,

best regards John,

PS I will scan the plans and instruction books tomorrow and send them to you.



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G'day Lee, I hope the following info helps you, I'm not very good at this sort of thing, I have a small set of plans also with a Photo book with some instructions and a build sequence I will send these to you through a PM or your email,

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So from A to B, B is where the tube emerges from the hull and C is where it stops, I used 350mm tube shaft assemblies, but with adding the shaft support behind the tube I had to cut the length of the tube down so as to fit the support in place, I also used 55mm contra rotating propellers,


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The green tape is where the transom ends, I put the twin rudders in line with the shafts,


View attachment 453569
I hope all this is clear enough I'm not too good at describing things,


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hope this helps you,

best regards John,

PS I will scan the plans and instruction books tomorrow and send them to you.



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Thank you so much that should help me out quite a bit it's more than what I know befor hand lol will just need to track down all the parts now eg props,shafts,shaft supports, some brushless motors lots to do lol. But thank you will look out for tge plans on email much appreciated buddy
 

The tubes and shafts



The props


The shaft supports



The nuts for the ends of the shafts



The connecting rods for the rudders



The Bofor guns, these are a little on the big side so I opted to leave the shields off, they claim they are 1/16 scale, I'm not sure I think they look alright on the boat, I did adjust the foot pedals,


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I have sent you the instruction booklet by PM, I am having trouble trying to scan the plan, so if you PM me your name and address I will post the plan to you, it is at half size so if you take to the Printers and ask them to enlarge it 200 percent, this is what I did and then you can take all your measurements straight off the enlarged version,

best regards John,
 
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