"Selph-Inflicted" Woody
05-08-2005, 07:20 PM
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"Selph-Inflicted" Woody
I have been building from wood here lately. Here is one of my hulls. It is 26"x12", pure flat bottom constructed of luan. It weighs in at 6 lbs. 5 oz. ready to run. Powered by a TH46 running a 11-4 MA. I have GPS'ed this boat at 35.3 mph on grass.
05-09-2005, 04:40 AM
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RE: "Selph-Inflicted" Woody
Hi guys
My name is Lindsay , I'm from Australia and I to have an interest in RC airboats.
I agree nice timber boat, You can't beet the look of timber ,you should try inlaying a strip of teak, ash then teak ,
this looks like a "GT" racing strip.I have seen this on a racing boat it looks Hot!.
My name is Lindsay , I'm from Australia and I to have an interest in RC airboats.
I agree nice timber boat, You can't beet the look of timber ,you should try inlaying a strip of teak, ash then teak ,
this looks like a "GT" racing strip.I have seen this on a racing boat it looks Hot!.
05-09-2005, 09:40 PM
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RE: "Selph-Inflicted" Woody
Thanks for the compliment Lindsay!
Here is a video of it running dry ground. The boat wasn't hurt in any of the flips.
http://www.rc-airboats.com/gallery/a...ry_at_OCRA.wmv
Here is a video of it running dry ground. The boat wasn't hurt in any of the flips.
http://www.rc-airboats.com/gallery/a...ry_at_OCRA.wmv
