Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Seaport Tugs => Topic started by: focused on July 29, 2016, 09:57:26 pm
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Hello ,
I am from the Netherlands and after reading a lot on this forum i found the time to post my Dickie Seaport rebuilds.
My first was a simple conversion to a Smit look a like.
Motor i used was a graupner speed 500E and 45mm prop on a new shaft.
My second conversion i took more time to think it over what i want
A navy Tug look a like.
Motor and esc not yet installed but i will use a simple setup like 540 motor and traxxas XL5 esc and sla 6v batt and i`m keeping the standard shaft and prop.
Later more ......
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Nice work so far. I like the idea of a navy tug conversion. :-)
Regards,
Ray.
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Welcome to the forum! Your Dickies looks great! I do like the Militarised one.
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Two fine conversions :-)) Focused
I have been informed by the Bosun,
I have to do another for a grandson
just coming into the age of driving one.
I think HobbyKing have them for about
40 pounds.
Ned
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I think HobbyKing have them for about
40 pounds.
Ned
I bought mine when they first came out - had to send away to London for it - they were £100.00p at the time. :o
It's now sitting in a corner, covered in all sorts of stuff, waiting in the queue for conversion. :((
Regards,
Ray.
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Thank you all for the compliments .
I got this one for only €10,- it was used , motor burnt and other electronics useless so yeah it was a cheap deal :-))
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The hull is still empty but i made some little detail decals and i found 2 used traxxas xl5 esc and hope one will work.
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Nice conversions!
Really like your navy tug.
Hama
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Found a used 500E motor and put it in today everything works ok. Traxxas esc is not ideal it has a break so i will search for a new esc .
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Found a new esc , Robbe Rokraft 120up navy second hand but unused :-)) .
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I like the way you have done these do you have more details on how you moved the cabin forward
Thanks
Paul