Homebrew Hydro!
Ozpulse replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Thanks mate! 
Still a lot of material to remove and shaping to do!
Still a lot of material to remove and shaping to do!
Awwwww! Your little engine is sooooo cute!
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Ozpulse replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
I really have to thank all you guys for all your input and ideas!
Keeping my brain crunching over all the time!
Hopefully wont be too much longer on this one, maybe a couple of weeks till it is ready for some float tests.
Thanks again guys!
Keeping my brain crunching over all the time!
Hopefully wont be too much longer on this one, maybe a couple of weeks till it is ready for some float tests.
Thanks again guys!
Awwwww! Your little engine is sooooo cute!
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Ozpulse replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
More pics!
I recut the rear of the sponsons and started blending the deck down to the transom!
Now I like the sponson shape!
I recut the rear of the sponsons and started blending the deck down to the transom!
Now I like the sponson shape!
Awwwww! Your little engine is sooooo cute!
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Moofy07 replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Hey Oz,
Yeah, that really looks good, don't forget to build the lower trailing edges (rear) of the front sponsons.
Keep up the great work in progress.
Moofy
Yeah, that really looks good,
don't forget to build the lower trailing edges (rear) of the front sponsons.Keep up the great work in progress.
Moofy
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Ozpulse replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Thanks Moofy!
Dont worry Im on to it, just deciding on wether to try a new sponson design or go with a simple shape like the riggers etc.
Got some cloth yesterday so covering wont be a problem now.
I will be using light ply where I can, rear deck, rear sides, sponson insides etc.
Then cover the whole thing and blend all the foam to the timber!
Dont worry Im on to it, just deciding on wether to try a new sponson design or go with a simple shape like the riggers etc.
Got some cloth yesterday so covering wont be a problem now.
I will be using light ply where I can, rear deck, rear sides, sponson insides etc.
Then cover the whole thing and blend all the foam to the timber!
Awwwww! Your little engine is sooooo cute!
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Moofy07 replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Hi Oz,
I can hardly wait, when I do things it seems to take ages. You seem to be able to crank them out like pies.
Keep up the good work.
Moofy
I can hardly wait, when I do things it seems to take ages. You seem to be able to crank them out like pies.
Keep up the good work.
Moofy
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Ozpulse replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Yeah Im looking foreward to the test runs for sure!
Would be nice to set it up with a proper rc marine engine, may have to find a cheap Zen and pipe!
Would be nice to set it up with a proper rc marine engine, may have to find a cheap Zen and pipe!
Awwwww! Your little engine is sooooo cute!
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Ozpulse replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Got the rear timber sections cut and glued into place!
Awwwww! Your little engine is sooooo cute!
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Moofy07 replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Hi Oz,
Lookin' good. I would like to see a rear shot and one square on from the side (towards the rear)
keep it up the great work.
Moofy
Lookin' good. I would like to see a rear shot and one square on from the side (towards the rear)
keep it up the great work.
Moofy
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Ozpulse replied the topic: Re: Homebrew Hydro!
Here ya go mate!
Still have to clean up the overhangs etc.
Still have to clean up the overhangs etc.
Awwwww! Your little engine is sooooo cute!
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