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 Registered Member #1563 Joined: Fri Apr 08 2011, 08:15pmPosts: 161 | Torpedo tubes complete , test fit went ok , now they go back in drydock until there needed    | ||
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| Mog |
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| Registered Member #1563 Joined: Fri Apr 08 2011, 08:15pmPosts: 161 | Fabricated the throttle control bars, the mufflers are molded from resin. I think its time to paint the hull and deck next.  | ||
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| Mog |
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| Registered Member #1563 Joined: Fri Apr 08 2011, 08:15pmPosts: 161 | Canvas spray shield attached to the aft gun tub. Tub not attached yet so it’s placed at an angle for photo purpose The “Canvas” process --Took a piece of old cotton tee shirt, stretched it out very tight tacked it down, several coats of spray primer was applied to both sides, followed by several coats of tan/ OD green regular can spray paint The drying, spraying process made the cotton stiff. Glued a plastic rod to the top to hold its shape, then made holes 5 mm apart in the top, sewed to the rail with rigging line treated with wax and white glue solution. Ship rigging experience came in handy here. Added the hull drain & bilge ports ready for clean-up & weathering    | ||
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| bensid54 |
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  Registered Member #2957 Joined: Wed Jun 13 2012, 05:43amPosts: 1011 | I like it!!! | ||
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| Mog |
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| Registered Member #1563 Joined: Fri Apr 08 2011, 08:15pmPosts: 161 | Scratch built Weathered life raft to be stowed on the day cabin. Salt, tropical conditions took there tole on the rafts     | ||
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| BrianC |
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Brian  Registered Member #4262 Joined: Sun Aug 25 2013, 01:54pmPosts: 477 | Excellent weathering technique , and it looks the "real deal". | ||
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| Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 732 | BrianC wrote ... Excellent weathering technique , and it looks the "real deal". Ditto to that. Must have been a tight squeeze to get into the raft ! Keith. | ||
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| Baggywrinkle |
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  Registered Member #5759 Joined: Sat Sep 19 2020, 03:36pmPosts: 420 | Nice build Mog, I like the canvas treatment you used for the spray shields. cheers Pat [ Edited Sat Apr 24 2021, 12:49am ] | ||
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| Mog |
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| Registered Member #1563 Joined: Fri Apr 08 2011, 08:15pmPosts: 161 | From everything I have read and information provided by the PT boat forum , all the PT rafts were small, some boats also had stowed inflatables. Again my understanding is they mainly held the survival supplies, men in the water could hold on the hand lines on the side, but mostly they grabbed what ever debris was floating by | ||
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| jacknastyface2 |
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| Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 732 | Mog wrote ... From everything I have read and information provided by the PT boat forum , all the PT rafts were small, some boats also had stowed inflatables. Again my understanding is they mainly held the survival supplies, men in the water could hold on the hand lines on the side, but mostly they grabbed what ever debris was floating by I thought that must be the case. Thanks. Keith. | ||
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