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Well, that certainly puts a crimp in the traditional method of dealing with a model boat that's headed for the horizon: throwing rocks at it to break the mast. Although given the size of your model, I guess you'd need big rocks anyway....Thanks, Daniel-can't wait to get her sailing. Yesterday, in the strong off shore wind, she wanted to take off-fast with no sails!
---------------Well, that certainly puts a crimp in the traditional method of dealing with a model boat that's headed for the horizon: throwing rocks at it to break the mast. Although given the size of your model, I guess you'd need big rocks anyway....
edit: I definitely agree that you should go with the Chevy Red. Among other things, I believe it'll photograph better than black would. But hey... why stop there? I have fond memories from my youth of hot rods painted candy apple red. All you need is a metallic base coat followed by a transparent color coat, finished off with clear-coat....
==================We like BLACK ... of course - but the red will suit this extremist well.
But waiting to see the full size version.
===============Looks great Doug !
Paint it transparent, I once saw a kayak that was made from transparent material, and you could see these nice lady legs in it with the fishes below her... Are you fitting twin 115's or one 235
Waiting to see the first go.
Hammacher Schlemmer sold those.Looks great Doug !
Paint it transparent, I once saw a kayak that was made from transparent material, and you could see these nice lady legs in it with the fishes below her... Are you fitting twin 115's or one 235
Waiting to see the first go.
================Hot red with hot pink sail = snazzy!