Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Yachts and Sail => Topic started by: steamboatbob on January 04, 2009, 01:43:41 pm
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My Micro magic is under way
trust me these are a good kit to start out on very basic plans, plenty of help on the internet but i must say buy the metal ruddel linkage upgrade
This is her 5 days out of the box
(http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/steamboatbob/Grant-1.jpg)
and this is her 3 days after the test sail with a new lick of paint
(http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/steamboatbob/P1020002.jpg)
she should be ready to race very shortly
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Verry impressive "bambalam"
Damien.
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Nice looking boat. With a decent looking hatch cover.
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Micro Magic are great looking boats, way over priced but non-the-less....
... is that a Springer life guarding to port?
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It's a Motorflote on escort duty!!!
Rich
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It's a Motorflote on escort duty!!!
Rich
How i would laugh if it sank the first time it was hit by a springer...
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It's a Motorflote on escort duty!!!
Rich
How i would laugh if it sank the first time it was hit by a springer...
Huh.... >>:-( <*< <*< <*<
Rich
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Yup that is a spring on "life Guard duties" :} :} :}
but i definately disagree with you martin about being overpriced i have to say as a class the micro magics are a good way to get into racing model yachts without spending more than a small fortune ;)
mine was AUD $ 315.00
and hulls for one metre classes are ranging from $800-thousands with no hardware or sails at all where as if you buy a micro magic all you have to buy extra is a radio set and you can race
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I'm very taken by the ide of a micro-magic too. Big enough not to be too fragile but small enough for our sailing water and the car boot. I just wish I'd bought one last year when I first thought about it. £ v € rates mean it's about about 30% more expensive now :((
Guy