R/C Naval Combat

Another photo of the Baltimore ship kit build on Saturday.
After only a few couple/few hours, the skeleton is pretty much together. and Stephen is getting ready to sheet the bottom
of the hull.
As there is a nice instruction manual included. Stephen was able to accomplish the work almost entirely on his own, with the
occasional questions.
Mikey

I can't get over how cool the kit is.

Very nice. It looks like a laser cut airplane kit ... Mark will get the reference.

Got a question though. The side wood pieces marking the bottom of the penetrable window ... will they be cut out a little to allow water to flow down into the hull? As it is, I suspect the internal armor would press up against the inside edge, thus forming a "watertight" compartment. At minimum, it would substantually slow water from entering the interior part of the ship.

I will let the others answer your questions about the water flow.
Here is a photo of the three amigos. (Baltimores).
Would you say that we have a plethera?
Mark's in the back. Phil's in the center. And Stephen's in the front.
Mikey

That was a great kit to assemble. I have never done anything like that but it went together very well.

Stephen

Great looking ships. Nice work.