Calling all PT Boat (all types) fans!
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- NavyShooter
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Re: Calling all PT Boat (all types) fans!
I'd like one of those Thunderbolt systems in 1:1 scale...LOL
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- BB62vet
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Re: Calling all PT Boat (all types) fans!
Sorry, but your Sea Daddy Trudeau won't allow that!NavyShooter wrote:I'd like one of those Thunderbolt systems in 1:1 scale...LOL
You'll have to settle for a scaled down resin version if you can find the drawings!
Hank
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Mocksville, NC
BB62 vet 68-69
Builder's yard:
USS STODDARD (DD-566) 66-68 1:144, Various Lg Scale FC Directors
Finished:
USS NEW JERSEY (BB-62) 67-69 1:200
USN Sloop/Ship PEACOCK (1813) 1:48
ROYAL CAROLINE (1748) 1:47
AVS (1768) 1:48
Mocksville, NC
BB62 vet 68-69
Builder's yard:
USS STODDARD (DD-566) 66-68 1:144, Various Lg Scale FC Directors
Finished:
USS NEW JERSEY (BB-62) 67-69 1:200
USN Sloop/Ship PEACOCK (1813) 1:48
ROYAL CAROLINE (1748) 1:47
AVS (1768) 1:48
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Chris@Sea n' Sky
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Re: Calling all PT Boat (all types) fans!
Le Clair, Iowa has 2 thunderbolt mounts overlooking the mighty Mississippi, unless the American Pickers have cabbaged on to them!
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Tracy White
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Re: Calling all PT Boat (all types) fans!
Those are M45 Quadmount .50 calibers - the Thunderbolt had a different layout.
That said, the M45 was part of the M16 halftrack, which could make any rush hour commute more fun.
That said, the M45 was part of the M16 halftrack, which could make any rush hour commute more fun.
Tracy White -Researcher@Large
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-Barbara Tuchman
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Chris@Sea n' Sky
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Re: Calling all PT Boat (all types) fans!
My mistake. No 20mm cannons are in Le Clair.
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PMD724
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Dimensions for PT boats.
Looking for some dimensions for PT boats. Particularly for PT09. I made a wood model of the USS Laffey DD724 a while back and now wanting to do the PT109. I found the basics, Length is 80ft. Depth is 8ft 9in. I see the beam is 20Ft 8in.What is the stern width and depth. And could use the height of bridge structure and any other dimensions would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
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FFG-7
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PMD724
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Re: Dimensions for PT boats.
Seen that online and still can't read it. Got anything better?
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FFG-7
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Re: Dimensions for PT boats.
what scale are you doing the 109 in?
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PMD724
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Re: Dimensions for PT boats.
I'm doing my own scale. I just need the original dimensions.
- dhenning
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Re: Dimensions for PT boats.
This is from one of the best PT boat sites out there. Fantastic drawings with dimensions for most every component.
http://www.pt103.com/PT_Boat_Components_Hull.html
http://www.pt103.com/PT_Boat_Components_Hull.html