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    Andy Hustler
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      #51841
      Andy Hustler
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        Ashley as i was browsing in my fave library, w.h.smiths , and doing my back in bending down so far i was shaking hands with an Aussie !!! , i came across my fave mag and scaning the pages i came across Ashley Stalwart and was impressed on a quick read and will buy it next week , pay day YIPEEE !!!!!!!!!!!!.So i can have a better read ,Again well done ashley

        #51842
        ashley needham
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          Cheers Andy. Your next project sorted eh??? cheap as well.

          Virtually only cheap 4mm ply thoughout, room for a couple of small rudders behind ducted props and servo in the rear seperate box (end of the laod bay) if you dont want to use an expensive p94 mixer.

          Ashley

          #51848
          Paul T
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            P94 expensive…..are they?

            #51854
            ashley needham
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              @ashleyneedham69188

              Compared to one esc, a servo and a couple of little rudders. Depends how rich you are.

              Me, I am poor, so..

              Ashley (not being drawn into price discussion) (nb Colin seems to have made a mostake posting latest front cover on site, this has no article from my good self in it ??? how can this be??)

              #51856
              Colin Bishop
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                Cos you haven't writ one Ashley – better luck next time…..

                Colin

                #51910
                Andy Hustler
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                  Hi Ashley got a couple of little airfix kits I'm working on from when i cleared dads flat , I've got a little ark royal and a little Ajax quite good little kits and just right for a Sunday afternoon potter about .The Ajax is 1/600 scale so how big would i have to make it using a 1/72 scale figure as 6 ft ???

                  #51911
                  ashley needham
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                    A 1/72 Ajax would be just under 8 foot long… if this is what you mean…its a bit of a size. 1/96 is another scale usually used for warships but even then it would be almost six feet long…

                    1/100 scale figure are available form suppliers that do "stuff" for architectural work, plain white polystyrene figures easily painted to look like sailors.

                    Trevore as you will have read on the D-Day thread made a corvette to approx 1/32 scale to suit ordinary 54mm soldiers and this was 6 foot 6 inches long. A destroyer would have been 8 foot and a cruiser would have bottomed on our pond!!

                    Ashley

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