Return to Index   My latest project is a LCT of sorts............... August 3 2012 at 11:26 PM Steven Flowers  (Login steven9) HyperScale Forums from IP address 96.229.210.123 Here is what I am up to... Took a 1/32 Lindberg PT boat. Purchased at a yard sale. Just the hull. Sectioned about 1 inch out of the middle from stem to stern, and cut off the bow. Bingo! a landing craft shape. Much sawing and glueing. Added a lot of evergreen shapes and a Tamiya gear box at the rear under the superstructure. Geared the gear box to it's lowest setting and attached two wheels fron a RC plane, Just the rims, which made a great spool for rasing and lowering the landing ramp. Fishing line through plastic straws to the ramp. (no binding). Full up and full down takes about 8 seconds. Just right. This is just the basic shape and I still have a lot to add and paint. I am thinking Riverene, brown water Navy. This could be fun. Oh, I added my tank guy with the pointy finger for a scale reference. Aren't you glad I didn't add the guy looking through the binoculars!! What do ya think?? California Steve pics....     Respond to this message    Responses Imagination is a beautiful thing. n/t. - Larry Schmidt on Aug 3, 2012, 11:28 PM   That is looking excellent Steven, very nice work so far. - Steve Cook on Aug 4, 2012, 8:59 AM   Steve!!! - Don Fogal on Aug 4, 2012, 9:38 AM

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