I like RC but in China a few people like it.

Great accomplishment here. I am a big fan of plastic model RC conversion because, even though these models have the correct hull shape and are accurate to the original vessels, they were never designed to do anything but sit on a shelf and gather dust! But you have made them operational and they can perform like the real thing. That is always fascinating....

I like the second cruiser here, the one with the curved bow. Is that the Nagato?
Both of these kits are expensive, over $100 USD!

Would like to see more photos especially of them underway. What kind of motors and ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) did you use?

Originally Posted by Harquebus

Great accomplishment here. I am a big fan of plastic model RC conversion because, even though these models have the correct hull shape and are accurate to the original vessels, they were never designed to do anything but sit on a shelf and gather dust! But you have made them operational and they can perform like the real thing. That is always fascinating....

I like the second cruiser here, the one with the curved bow. Is that the Nagato?
Both of these kits are expensive, over $100 USD!

Would like to see more photos especially of them underway. What kind of motors and ESC (Electronic Speed Controller) did you use?

yes the battleship is one of the 'BIG 7' Nagato.My ESC is 80A it producted by HengLong(a Chinese company) .I study in a medical university,recently I was faced with final examination.So the (project) must be suspended for half a month.：O

That is a lot of photos, now that I think about it.

Please do keep us informed of your progress and when you finish these cruisers. I am curious if the scale rudders will turn the vessel effectively or not. One usually has to increase the size or area of the rudder to make it effective on such small model ships.

Also, I am familiar with Heng Long; they make a line of inexpensive RC tanks that many have grown to love...

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So many pictures; it is difficult to determine which vessel is which.

I am curious as to what type of battery you will use and the types of motors you used for each ship. This is very intriguing and thank you for sharing.

Are you familiar with the fellows who operate scale model conversions in Hong Kong Victoria Park?

RC French battleship Richelieu WW2 (4 min 3 sec)

Originally Posted by Harquebus

So many pictures; it is difficult to determine which vessel is which.

I am curious as to what type of battery you will use and the types of motors you used for each ship. This is very intriguing and thank you for sharing.

Are you familiar with the fellows who operate scale model conversions in Hong Kong Victoria Park?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2ky-...hannel&list=UL

I sorry I just konw a little Englishi .I can not undeustand all about your said

Do you know the motor type and battery you used for:

Nagato

Mikuma

?

Do you know the men who made the video?

Originally Posted by Harquebus

Do you know the motor type and battery you used for:

Nagato

Mikuma

?

Do you know the men who made the video?

battery:1200mAh.7.2V
I don`t know who made the video

http://www.rosenfans.com/forum.php?m...&fid=38&page=1

Originally Posted by Harquebus

http://www.rosenfans.com/forum.php?m...&fid=38&page=1

I had took part in this RC group .You know The Communist Party is the evil.we can not land in the (you to be).are you koeran?

I am not Korean, but live there.


You sir, are everywhere: http://tieba.baidu.com/p/1554525959
Good photos of your construction, it is welcomed.

go on go on