Floodable dry dock
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Floodable dry dock
HI all
Just wondering i plan to construct a floodable dry dock i just need some plans to get the basic hull shape and then i can make a prototype and then i can make a scale version with details but to start with ill make just a basic hull that floods and a small Sboat can drive in and then unflood and the gates close behind it any ideas on how to construct it
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Jonjoe
Just wondering i plan to construct a floodable dry dock i just need some plans to get the basic hull shape and then i can make a prototype and then i can make a scale version with details but to start with ill make just a basic hull that floods and a small Sboat can drive in and then unflood and the gates close behind it any ideas on how to construct it
Many Thanks
Jonjoe
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RE: Floodable dry dock
Hi Jonjoe,
maybe a bit unusual, but have a look at [link=http://www.miniatur-wunderland.de/]the world´s greatest digital model railroad[/link] in Hamburg/germany. They have a working dry dock in the scandinavia section.
Greetings from germany,
Franz
maybe a bit unusual, but have a look at [link=http://www.miniatur-wunderland.de/]the world´s greatest digital model railroad[/link] in Hamburg/germany. They have a working dry dock in the scandinavia section.
Greetings from germany,
Franz
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Try the Norwegian photo section here. [link=http://www.miniatur-wunderland.de/anlage/multimedia/foto/galerie/skandinavien/norwegen/]norway[/link]
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RE: Floodable dry dock
Years ago I was going to build one.............. but you know how that goes.
I was going to use a 12v bildge pump to pump the water in and out. Small, inexpensive and will pump a fair amount of water.
I was going to use a 12v bildge pump to pump the water in and out. Small, inexpensive and will pump a fair amount of water.