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Radio controlled sailing ship battle.
Previously:
Naval gun autoloader - GIF
Naval gun rifling cutting bit - photo
Building model ships in 1957 - GIF
Ships collide head-on in canal - GIF
World's largest passenger ships from 1831-present - photo
Radio controlled sailing ship battle.
Previously:
Naval gun autoloader - GIF
Naval gun rifling cutting bit - photo
Building model ships in 1957 - GIF
Ships collide head-on in canal - GIF
World's largest passenger ships from 1831-present - photo
New plans added on 11/15: Click here for 2,581 plans for homemade tools.
albertq (Nov 14, 2024), bob_3000 (Nov 14, 2024), Hoosiersmoker (Nov 14, 2024), nova_robotics (Today), Tule (Nov 14, 2024)
I was hoping someone would should the giant inflatable swan and have it fly around in circles making the fart noise.
The ships are cool and I was thinking those guys are pretty good sailors... BUT...
I don't even want to think about how many servos and RC channels would be needed to sail a square-rigged model ship.Originally Posted by hemmjo
The ships are cool and I was thinking those guys are pretty good sailors... BUT...
However, I would like to know how the cannon blasts are accomplished. Are there several one-shot guns or a single gun with a magazine? Do the guns actually fire a projectile or is it all smoke and noise ? Also, how does the ship that loses its masts work ? Ship modelers want to know.
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Regards, Marv
Experience is always far worse than pessimism
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