froggyfrenchman
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 | | 04 Aug 2011 04:37 PM | | All
Here is an up-dated list of the hulls that I have for sale.
Australia / New Zealand
Fiberglass hull from Ralph Coles.
Has the sub-deck partially installed.
Comes with a set of basic plans.........125.00
Wind class ice breaker
Fiberglass hull from Ralph Coles.
Comes with photocopied pictures that Ralph
included........................65.00
LeTerrible class super-destroyer.
Swampy fiberglass hull.
Has some chips in the gel-coat.
Comes with plans.................75.00
Dunkerque / Strasbourg class battlecruiser.
Fiberglass hull from Ralph Coles.
Comes with plans........................130.00
Richelieu class battleship.
Fiberglass hull from Ralph Coles.
Comes with plans........................170.00
Here is an up-dated list of the semi-complete ships that I have.
Bob Amend's old Tirpitz.
Hull and superstructure intact. (no main or secondary turret-covers).
Need some re-sheeting work.
Shaft tubes are installed.
No internal systems installed...........375.00
Bob Amend's old Alabama.
Hull and superstructure intact.
Needs some re-sheeting work.
Shafts installed.
No other internal systems installed.....370.00
Prices do not include shipping.
I can deliver the stuff to the conference.
Please contact me through the e-mail delivery system on this site, or directly if you are interested in any of this stuff. Mikey
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Das Bütts
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| | 04 Aug 2011 04:53 PM | | Dibs on the Wind class. PM in route
Mike Butts
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Mike Butts
Mineman Second Class US Navy
Big Gun:
FN Normandie (in drydock)
RM Capitani Romani (on the ways)
Fast Gun:
SMS/USS Zrinyi (Radetzky Class)
HMS Queen Elizabeth (1944) (on the ways)
Ordered (not yet under construction):
FN Henri IV: Treaty
USS Puritan: Battlestations
USS South Wind: all formats (hopefully)
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froggyfrenchman
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| | 04 Aug 2011 05:23 PM | | Here are the prices for the operational boats that will be on the water at the conference.
DKM Prinz Eugen..750.00 (B.C. fiberglass hull).
This boat was built by me, and has a pair of 75 round cannons.
One forward, and aft.
Poppet valves, and a 2.4 ghz DX6 radio.
HMS Glorious.....800.00 (fiberglass hull from Canada).
This boat was built by Mr. Pottle, and has a pair of 75 round cannons.
One forward, and aft.
Poppet valves, and a 75mhz 6 channel radio.
Kirishima........900.00
This wooden hull was built by Bob Amend, and everything else was built by Dustin.
It has three cannons, with poppet valves, and a 75 mhz 6 channel radio.
HMS Hood........1100.00 (Strikemodels fiberglass hull).
This boat was built by me, and has 4 cannons (one in each turret), with solenoid valves, expansion chambers, and an auto-turn-on for the pump, and a Futaba 7 channel 2.4 ghz radio.
H-39............1200.00 (fiberglass hull from Australia).
This boat was built by Matt, and has the internals out of my old Jean Bart.
It has 5 B.C cannons. Duals off to both sides forward, and a 75 rounder aft, with Kip solenoids, expansion chambers, and an auto-turn-on for the pump.
It is running on a 75 mhz 6 channel radio.
Prices do not include shipping.
Please contact me through the e-mail delivery system on this site, or directly, if you are interested.
Thanks.
Mikey
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froggyfrenchman
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| | 04 Aug 2011 05:37 PM | | The Wind class icebreaker is off the table.
Mikey | | | |
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Nikki
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| | 04 Aug 2011 06:03 PM | | Hey Mikey,
Can you tell me a little about the 2.4 ghz DX6 radio. I've Never heard of it???
Nikki | | | The mighty beast is wounded, a Swordfish torpedoed the steering gear, with rudder's jammed..is his Achilles Heel with... K.G.5 and Rodney closing in for the kill". From "You Must Sink The Bismarck" on youtube.. On a sidenote, That line is true :D | |
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Tugboat
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| | 04 Aug 2011 08:04 PM | | Not jumping on you, Nikki, but that would be a good question in the electronics forum, not in the want ads  | | | Battling: SMS Scharnhorst, SMS Baden
Building: HMS KGV (Drives, pumps water, guns are in but not plumbed)
MN Edgar Quinet (Hull done)
Drydock/Mothballed: Rus Evstafi, DKM Lutzow, HMS Invincible
Plus 20-odd other projects, according to my Boy Scouts who thoughtfully counted them for me. | |
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RichelieuBB
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Rear Admiral (RDML)
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| | 04 Aug 2011 08:36 PM | | Or possibly go to www.google.com and Google the radio. Heh. | | Mike Mangus
Beware the French Revolution!
Operational:
HMS Erin DN
FN Richelieu BB
FN Verite PDN
Launched
Le Requin Xebec (AoS)
Under Construction:
FN Mogador DE
FN Gascogne BB (Treaty)
FN Bretagne (1/96) (delayed)
Mothballed:
FN Bearn CV
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Skippy the Iron Dog
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| | 05 Aug 2011 12:12 AM | | Hey Mikey I sent yo a PM about the Kirishima
Hey Mikey,
Is the Kirishima a treaty ship? If so what is the difference between Treaty and MWCI? Also what brand of radio. And could you send pics and just for kicks maybe a pick or 2 of the Icebreaker.
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froggyfrenchman
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| | 05 Aug 2011 08:29 AM | | Got a little running to do now, but I will try to post some photos, and answer your questions shortly.
But there are some photos of the Kirishima on page 17 of the Treaty shipyards thread, in the photos area. Mikey | | | |
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froggyfrenchman
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froggyfrenchman
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| | 05 Aug 2011 10:58 AM | | The Alabama was built as a fast-gun boat originally. In Treaty it just went slower, and pumped less water.
The hull, and superstructure would not change between the two formats.
The Tirpitz was built for Treaty. But he is also legal for fast-gun.
If anything might be changed for fast-gun, it might be to re-do the shafts.
In Treaty, they need to be in the scale location.
And one might want to run the large motor on the center shaft in fast-gun.
The Kirishima was built for Treaty.
Again the shafts are in the scale location.
But in Treaty, the casements are allowed to be hard.
Dustin finished the boat knowing that at some point, it might be re-fitted for fast-gun,
so he sheeted the casements with plastic or something, and it appears that stripping
that part off for a fast-gun conversion would be an easy process.
Beyond that. In Treaty, the ships are slower, and pump less. So as the motors in this boat are
12 volt 550 cans, a fast-gunner might want to change them out for the standard 6 volt versions.
Beyond that, I can not think of anything that would change.
Windows are the same for both formats.
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froggyfrenchman
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| | 05 Aug 2011 11:08 AM | | I currently have a Futaba skysport 6 channel radio in the Jap.
Oh. And how could I forget the big boat.
Stand by.
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froggyfrenchman
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froggyfrenchman
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| | 05 Aug 2011 11:16 AM | | The Wind class icebreaker.
This one is spoken for. But I think Ralph said that he had another one on-hand when I last spoke with him.
The Terrible is not for sale. I just stuck it in the photo for a size comparison.
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Skippy the Iron Dog
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| | 05 Aug 2011 12:34 PM | | I was just wondering what the Ice Breaker hull looked like, Thanks for posting it. Also not to sound like a dumb a$$, but for the " photos of the Kirishima on page 17 of the Treaty shipyards thread, in the photos area" having trouble finding page 17, only goes to 11, if I am in the right area. Any extra help would be great.
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froggyfrenchman
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| | 05 Aug 2011 01:26 PM | | No problem.
Click on the photos tab.
Click on the Treaty shipyards (which will be at the top of the page), but click on page 21, which is just to the right of the Treaty shipyards thread name.
Then at the top (or bottom) of that page there is a slider tab that will have perhaps 16-21.
Mikey | | | |
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Skippy the Iron Dog
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| | 05 Aug 2011 01:59 PM | | OK tried this Mikey and mine only goes to 11 pages, Click on the Treaty shipyards (which will be at the top of the page), but click on page 21.
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RCENGR
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| | 05 Aug 2011 04:28 PM | | It shows up on page 9 when I look at it (mine goes to 11 pages too), look for a post date of 16 May 2011 to find the pictures. | | | Mark
USS Roanoke,
HMS Queen | |
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Nikki
Captain
Posts:980
| | 05 Aug 2011 05:17 PM | | hey Mikey,
I like how you have the reg, in a holder, How did you build that. I'm looking at doing that with my Doria to!!!
Nikki | | | The mighty beast is wounded, a Swordfish torpedoed the steering gear, with rudder's jammed..is his Achilles Heel with... K.G.5 and Rodney closing in for the kill". From "You Must Sink The Bismarck" on youtube.. On a sidenote, That line is true :D | |
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Das Bütts
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Ensign
Posts:243
| | 05 Aug 2011 07:03 PM | | That Wind hull is sweet... glad you posted the pics!
Mike Butts
MN2 USN | |
Mike Butts
Mineman Second Class US Navy
Big Gun:
FN Normandie (in drydock)
RM Capitani Romani (on the ways)
Fast Gun:
SMS/USS Zrinyi (Radetzky Class)
HMS Queen Elizabeth (1944) (on the ways)
Ordered (not yet under construction):
FN Henri IV: Treaty
USS Puritan: Battlestations
USS South Wind: all formats (hopefully)
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