heres some new photos, clear coat still to be applied

Turning out nice, the paint job has a "Miss Britain" flavour...

Hey Nick,nice matching duo!! have you installed hardware into the NQD cat yet? those i want to see...........Albert

Groovy nick, hay i got those same spektrum stickers, somewhere..

thanks guys, yeah hydro i thought i'd make use of them (found the new photos then hydro)

hey albert, cheers mate, in the middle of putting new rudder setup on, cant really do much else until i get the new coupling, 5mm - 3/16th

cheers cornel, never really thought of it as miss britain

i'm inthe middle of putting more caps on my turnigy esc and waterproofing, just adding all the 5mm bullets to batt leads and extending motor leads, i'll do some more photos for y'all

here ya go guys, some more photos

Originally Posted by nick30head

here ya go guys, some more photos

looks very good gunna have it running at burham

unfortunatly not alex, not a club member yet or have a number, but maybe later on in the season when its all sorted

started shooting the first clear coat on the bottom section, leave it overnight to cure then do the top section tomorow

as you can see, new strudder installed today but need the motor coupling to complete drive train

pics look good nick, i got a used ETTI 150 can i put heatshreink on it like yours, you no better safe the sorry...

nice boats man.

Thanks for the hardware pics....can`t wait to see how fast it will go.Make sure you seal that hatch in a very good waterproof way,seems this cat is gonna fly!!!........
Jerry,you can buy heatshrink plastic from your LHS or many of our regular vendors.They come in different sizes.If thats what you are looking for ofcourse,....Albert

hey hydro
as albert says (karfrik) they come in many sizes and colours, cut the old shrink off and put the new shrink on, for large shrink i use my electric cooker/stove, for small shrink i use my lighter, i use clear all round because you can see if moisture gets in then i use hot melt glue to waterproof

the sizes i most commonly us are

6mm - for bullets and insulating soldered wires
20mm for when i add a capicitor
40mm- for re-wrapping esc's

hey albert
thats the problem mate, it looks fast and sounds fast until i get it on the water and it turns out i could p**s faster, i'm so worried about it being a let down

Originally Posted by nick30head

unfortunatly not alex, not a club member yet or have a number, but maybe later on in the season when its all sorted

started shooting the first clear coat on the bottom section, leave it overnight to cure then do the top section tomorow

as you can see, new strudder installed today but need the motor coupling to complete drive train

ah real shame you gunna come down for a bit ? just watching ?

yeah i will be there (hopefully) might bring her along to stretch her prop if theres anywhere i can run her but we'll see