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This is just too cool! Great workmanship to do the scale down!

Well its more a? start with a 1/4 scale and work up?
Thanks The mistakes are smaller.

Very nice work--it's fun to see your progress...

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Thanks Gayle,you must have been around a lot of prototypes?

Some more work on the top.

A little more work.


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This has been all cut and fit. Working out the real build.
So, what can you see that should be different?

Well...honestly it looks a little small to me

Otherwise she looks good

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Alittle walk aroung Video??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdPAz-a2jkQ

I'm with Oyster!!! This is way too cool. Nice job!!! Please tell us that you will turn her into an R/C. One of those 2 stroke weed eater powerplants would be perfect.

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No photos today. But I am sealing all of the wood today with CEPS. With pine,balsa,MDF,??? I just think it would seal thing up. After it that has a day to setup,it was only 110 today Maybe 140 in the work area? I will put one more layer of glass on her and start fairing.All that sanding, , its 2' wide and 4' long you putz!
Still working out the wheel house walls,seats,dash,rear deck,coming pannels,rear seat,and stuff.
Don't know about doing R/C? She may just be a pull-along? Now if I could find 1/4 scale electric outboard????
I know,I know, build one.

32 OZ. of CEPS. Soks in big time! But all sealed up!






Maybe alittle $$ but at this scale,not bad.

One of the things I see in the Marine Repair Buz is bad wood! This would add about $200 to $500 to a boat at its building but,with some luck she would never need the wood worked on!!
Building is a price point game.

Looks great!

I'm also starting a Titan build, interested in your progress.
Can you tell me how much ballast the plans call for?

Thank you.

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Titan 21'6" Tug in progress

I think I used 8 3"x48" X 1/16" for the bottom and the sides. The rest is 1/4" MDF. I wish I had plans other than what I came up with? Lots of cut and try. Hope to get back on it after the temp brakes here in AZ! Still 100 +.

mhack; Before you start assembling frames for a Titan, p.m. me, as there are some changes I would recommend to frame 8 and 9 that may save you some grief.
Doug

Lots of them !

Hello all.
I have taken some time away from the TUG and have been reading two books.
#1 is (How to build any boat the stitch-and-glue Way) by Samual Devlin, and #2 is ( Lofting a boat),a step-by-step manual) by Roger Kopanycia.

After some testing I have found the bottom will not work. Bummer!

So, will be starting anew.
Stay tuned,and thanks for the help. Randall