Trumpeter 1/350 scale Russian Navy Battleship GRAZHDARIN 1917 | RC Conversion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2024
- RC Converted Trumpeter 1/350 scale Battleship Grazhadarin 1917 on display at the St Albans model engineering exhibition.
Built by Peter Le Sueur a member of the Welwyn Garden City Society of Model Engineers
The model is painted yellow on the inside to make it easier to see the electrical components, removable parts are painted red.
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Cool looking ship. From the image of ship in video thumbnail I was expecting the model to be rather larger! That bit about the interior paint colors is a good idea.
Maybe it is a little sluggish, but then it's a battleship, it's supposed to be!
Great work.
Muy bueno... Sin palabras
Very good... Without words. thank you for the comment i will let the builder know.
MAY I ASK WHERE YOU GOT THE INNARDS FROM AND WHAT YOU USED. IVE A ZVESDA BORODINO ID LIKE TO CONVERT. YOUVE DONE A STELLAR JOB ON THAT BUDDY.
Peter Le Sueur built it and i have asked before about motors etc. i think he bought a job lot of small motors and has forgotten what types they were. I have another one of his boats coming live on friday and also a playlist on my channel of his work, im not sure if he has mentioned anything on those videos which were made in 2022 and 2023. I can try and email him for more info but it could take a while to get a reply.
@@rcmodelwarships6893 any information would be appreciated. im also doing a 1/72 U-9 conversion and am having a hard time finding suitable motors.
They appear to be small coreless types. The type you would expect to find on small drones
he got the motors from a friend but hasnt said what type they are.
there is a playlist from tony dalton who does a lot of plastic conversions. here is a link to the playlist, the video's may be of some help th-cam.com/play/PLQLHAHvT8w3UlfQvpDzhAJ8w3exthSkrQ.html