Fixing a GARGANTUAN RC Nautilus, Finishing the Type VII, Teasing the Disney Ulysses, and MORE!

[@Go4Corvette]

Thanks, guys have a great weekend.

[@captianbadtouch5767]

I cannot wait to see the Atlantis sub finished, I had a toy of it when I was little and it was my favorite toy

[@fairestofthemalllocomotive4802]

I’m so excited for the Ulysses

[@DuckiestBoat959]

They finally did it!

[@easternsuneasternsun171]

The one end of your pool looks like the uboat pens at La Rochelle 😂

[@modkomp]

nice? very nice!

[@Wbnemo1]

Lacquer thinner for the jb weld trick, yep.Thin to molasses consistency and rivet like crazy, using a dental pick, adding a drop of thinner when it begins to thicken. Scott showed me this trick many moons ago

[@rampagedm]

almost thought that was the Junk Yard Nautilus you where working on. miss that old girl.

[@robertduball4605]

You could try doming solar rez for the rivet heads

[@undersee604]

Hi Bob , are those 2 type V11c uboats Dkmodels , they look familiar , how do you like the split at the waterline , I made it that way for easy access. Is it better than a one piece hull. Cheers Dan

[@RCSubGuy]

Yes, I'm pretty sure they are! I love the waterline split.

[@2012listo]

Have you checked out the REAL Nautilus at Time Slip?

[@rjt19580326]

Ducted pump jet for propulsion housing over the props to match the ribs s ales profile

[@robertduball4605]

You might be able to use HO or N scale train people

[@scrag0416]

Jesus all those rivets lol

[@jamesfulton215]

How much for the Ulysses?

[@RCSubGuy]

This prototype was exceptionally expensive to produce. I made the parts large and used high definition resin. $1300+

[@jamesfulton215]

@RCSubGuy okay still I looks worth it do to the details. Ought to try making the other subs from the movie.