sgtsteve
Rock Crawler
Very well indeed! I spent hours making one based on all the pictures I could find and it didn't come out that nice. I think scale wise mine is about 20hp:roll:
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The Styrene Challenge #2 - Flat bottom boat
- Thread starter sgtsteve
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Very well indeed! I spent hours making one based on all the pictures I could find and it didn't come out that nice. I think scale wise mine is about 20hp:roll:
You could ski behind that flat bottom then lol.
sgtsteve
Rock Crawler
Hmmm, I do have some scale white winch line coming in. If it gets here by Friday...:mrgreen:
heartless
Quarry Creeper
aww geeez - you guys are killin me here! :shock:
Jbailey - nice job! Love the motor and accessories! "thumbsup"
ok, just to prove that I am working on this one, here is a sneak peak of where I am at right now...not gonna upload my full six pics until it is done...
Still have a ton of work to do on it, and figure out the paint scheme yet...good thing I have until the 12th to finish!
Jbailey - nice job! Love the motor and accessories! "thumbsup"
ok, just to prove that I am working on this one, here is a sneak peak of where I am at right now...not gonna upload my full six pics until it is done...
Still have a ton of work to do on it, and figure out the paint scheme yet...good thing I have until the 12th to finish!
Here we go again.... I'm not a boat guy but that's not the point here, just want to work on techniques. My toolbox just didn't look good in black so lesson learned.
Started my flat bottom, onto the pics...
That's it for today. Plan has a single seat in rear, electric trolling motor, battery and coolers for fish and beer. No plans, no sketch, just my minds eye and a body for scale sizing.
Started my flat bottom, onto the pics...
That's it for today. Plan has a single seat in rear, electric trolling motor, battery and coolers for fish and beer. No plans, no sketch, just my minds eye and a body for scale sizing.
That's it for today. Plan has a single seat in rear, electric trolling motor, battery and coolers for fish and beer. No plans, no sketch, just my minds eye and a body for scale sizing.
Looks good so far. Your oars came out better then mine!
I'll expect to see.some water skies and a life jacket!"thumbsup"
sgtsteve
Rock Crawler
Barefoot and living life on the edge, that's how I roll:mrgreen:
heartless
Quarry Creeper
humidity levels are ridiculous right now (100% when I got up this morning - and no, it is not raining!) - not good for painting - and that is where I am at right now...ready for paint. Supposed to be lower humidity tomorrow (keeping fingers crossed)
Ditto. I tried to paint and it ran like dairy through a newborn.
sgtsteve
Rock Crawler
Here is my finished boat! Looks like Little Cory forgot the suncreen:mrgreen:
rockhugger
RCC Addict
I think your prop will need more pitch if your gonna pull the wake boarder. "thumbsup"
sgtsteve
Rock Crawler
Say what?????????
Next your gonna tell me Novak and Avid don't make boats and wake boards...that's just crazy:roll:
sgtsteve
Rock Crawler
Thank you"thumbsup"
slash23
Pebble Pounder
What do you guys use as a filler? All the boats look great!
sgtsteve
Rock Crawler
Squadron green putty for the little stuff and really small round solid for slightly larger gaps.
sideweeler
Newbie
I use the squadron green putty as well, you want to use the green so you'll have the contrast against the white plastic.
