Hey, Terr - you're obviously a man of neat ideas. I like the way you managed to shoehorn all the gubbins in one watertight container. The way you have everything located seems to have worked out just dandy. I like, I like!
The LEDs look good and all. I would imagiine the whole things looks dead sleek when she's in the water... all them LEDs glowing.
So one question: why haven't you mentioned this baby sooner? Like I said, I've not seen a ship like that before. The nearest thing I've seen (as Tiger noted) is Thunderbird 4. So I guess I owe Richie a beer, because if it weren't for him I'd never had known such a thing existed even.
So if it's okay by you, a couple more questions...
I googled Midway Models, but didn't have much luck. Thing is, I'm dead keen on building one like yours but I don't know where to begin. Richie has got the lead on me because he's already built his Seaquel. But a ship like this is a whole new ball game to me, so some sharp learning is on the cards. Can you help me out here?
Let's take it from the very beginning. First off, would you happen to have the URL for Midway Models? Secondly, can you give me an approximate figure on what I should expect to pay for a basic kit?
Stop me if I'm putting you on the spot, but it's too late to turn back now. I'm firing on all six cylinders and totally smitten with that model.
Thanks a million, my man.
Thanks to you and all, Richie.
By the by...
Brean sands? Well I'll go to sea! That place is just a couple of towns from here - about 15 miles or so.
What're you doing down this neck of the woods anyhow? I thought you lived miles away.
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Damn... I forgot to ask......
Can you tell me some more about your auto-reset fuse? Are we talking Maplin here?