Lasercut Baltimore Cruiser Kits
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12 Mar 2011 08:58 AM

I have lasercut Baltimore Cruiser Kits for sale. This kit will build a Baltimore class or Oregon City class heavy cruiser hull.  

The Baltimore was originally built to Treaty rules, but it is also legal in several other formats.   The kit includes 24 ribs, a 1/4” sub-deck, a 1/8” bottom deck and the required keels. The overall length is 56”. There is 1 7/8” of hard area in the bow, and 1” of hard area in the stern. There are 22 1/4” ribs spaced at least 2” apart (2.25” center-to-center) Overall hard area is 8.375”, for a 14.95% fill. The sub-deck thickness is 1/4”, with an expectation that the builder will add a 1/8” deck for a total deck thickness of 3/8”. The windows for the vulnerable area are already defined, based on an 11lb displacement, eliminating the need to make rib calculations. The bottom of the vulnerable window is set at 1” below the waterline (assuming at least 11 pounds displacement) and at the 45 degree turn of the bilge where there is less than one inch available. The rudder area is 3.0 sqin, about 12.5% greater than scale. The builder will need to supply a 1/8” balsa sheeting for the bottom, a 1/8” plywood top deck, superstructure, and all controls and armament.  Check out the manual and plans for more information.

Build Instructions               Superstructure Plans

The kit is available for $75, plus $15 for shipping in the continental US.  Please email me if you have any questions.  mail(at)jenkse.us

 

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12 Mar 2011 12:58 PM
This kit is very well done.
And I highly recommend it for anyone that is interested in getting started in the hobby,
as a lot of the guess work has been taken out of building your first boat.
The instruction manual is also well done, and even Phil was able to put one together.
Admittedly.. He did glue himself to the boat a few times.

It would also make a nice addition to the fleet of those veterans that are looking to grow the hobby
in their area.
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12 Mar 2011 01:39 PM
this is really nice
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13 Mar 2011 07:01 PM
That is beautiful workmanship there.
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28 Aug 2011 09:59 PM

I do love my Baltimore hull made from this kit!  It's wonderful!  The instructions and superstructure templates are fantastic, and a real time saver!

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28 Aug 2011 10:44 PM
It is sized for a Hitec HS-82MG metal gear servo
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29 Aug 2011 12:51 PM
hey Mark,
the weekend, Mikey had gone over to Bobo, I thing i saw one of the kits, Can you tell me more about them??? I'm trying to find a boat for my mom and dad, something easy they can both use!!!
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29 Aug 2011 06:31 PM

The best thing to do is check out the instruction manual that I have hyperlinked in the first post.  It has a lot of information on the construction as well as pictures.  If you have questions after you have reviewed that, feel free to email me. You can also check out my website http://www.jenkse.us/rcengr.  Of course,  I need to update it and it really doesn't have much more information than the manual.

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29 Aug 2011 08:26 PM

good job on what looks like another very nice kit. i just got my Bogue CVE kit in the mail today and the quality and workmanship is awesome, i would definatly buy more kits from you

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01 Sep 2011 01:46 AM

I have to say that this looks like an awesome kit....   well thought out and planned, all the difficult work is already done. Looks spectacular.....  planning any more??

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01 Sep 2011 05:43 PM

I just finished a kit for the French pre-Dreadnaught Henry IV, you can see details under the Ship Comparison topic.  The Bogue CVE is also available along with a plain C3 merchant hull.  I need to post information in this thread on that one.

There are also rumors of a classified Axis project in the works - it's a                class                           , 6    ' LOA,    ' beam,         0                   displacement,      knots and        unit ship that will look great on the water.

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01 Sep 2011 06:57 PM

nice job Mark, i might have to use you for my new kit supplier

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02 Sep 2011 04:41 PM
I, for one, am excited!
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09 Nov 2011 08:50 PM
Interesting. In fact, I was just looking at this. One question: Where can I get the turrets?
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10 Nov 2011 03:16 PM

I'm not aware of anyone that markets the Baltimore main turrets.  They are reasonably simple and outlines are included on the plans.  You can get the secondary twin 5" DP turrets from several places, such as Strike Models or Battler's Connection.

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10 Nov 2011 03:57 PM
Mark,
Do you have any photos of your 96 scale Baltimore hulls?
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10 Nov 2011 04:11 PM

There is a photo of the 1/96 scale  ship in this thread: http://rcnavalcombat.com/Forum/tabi...fault.aspx  posted on October 1st.

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11 Nov 2011 11:58 AM
Wait. What about the main US turret from Strike Models? Or would that be too big?
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11 Nov 2011 04:07 PM
The main turret from the DeMoines are not the same , Balitmores are defferent and smaller.
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12 Nov 2011 10:19 PM
Buddy is right the Des Moines turrets are to big. The turret for the Baltimore is the same as the Wichita.
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