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Discussion in 'Introductions' started by lucky, Feb 7, 2010.

  1. lucky

    lucky New Member

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    hello to all
    from john / northern minnestoa
    rc addict
    Have many rc plane / jets
    going to try warships / tanks
    just purchase a battle connection warship andrea dorea kit that was on ebay
    waiting to receive it
    it is partial done/ I think eveything come with it to finnish it
    I m sure I will have alot ???
    Any help would be great
    have a great day
     
  2. froggyfrenchman

    froggyfrenchman Well-Known Member

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    Hello John
    Welcome to the hobby, and this site.
    Where abouts in Minn?
    There is a fast-gun group based out of St. Paul called the Port Polar Bear group.
    At least you don't have to try to figure out what boat you want to build. Haha.
    Mikey
     
  3. lucky

    lucky New Member

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    Mikey
    about 35 miles ne of duluth
    Live out in the sticks
    I have built my own running way for landing strip for my planes & been working on my pond for float planes/sea planes and now warships
    pond when finished will be 100' x 300' 8-16 deep
    I have all my own equipment from when I used to do dirt work
    crawler dozer / excavtor/ etc
     
  4. jamesyoung

    jamesyoung Member

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    Geez, why couldn't you live out west? I've found some public ponds that will let me sail on them, but no one wants to host a battle... yet.
    If you're serious about battling, you may want to reconsider the depth on that pond. I wouldn't want to pull a ship up out of a 16' deep pond.
    James
     
  5. DarrenScott

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    16' isn't so deep.
     
  6. Bob

    Bob Well-Known Member

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    Hi John, I'm one of the Port Polar Bear guys. We just had a buildng meeting yesterday. Check out our site at portpolarbear.com
    Our next building meeting is 2-28-10 at noon in Blaine, MN. We have directions on our website.
     
  7. Gascan

    Gascan Active Member

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    16' may not seem that deep to you crazy guys from down under, but I find the 8' pond I battle in plenty deep enough! 4'-6' would be even easier to recover sunken wrecks. It's much safer when you can stand on the bottom with your head above water.

    Is there a particular reason you want a 16' deep pond?
     
  8. Windrider0275

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    welcome!

    Steve
     
  9. moose421

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    Welcome, glad have you join. Like Bob said a Port Polar Bear build session is comng up. If you can come on down and join us.
     
  10. Buddy

    Buddy Active Member

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    Welcome aboard !
    Buddy
     
  11. lucky

    lucky New Member

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    The pond is for fish /plan to stock it with walleyes and crappies/ use wind aerator for winter
    deepest spot small area 23' most of it will be 6-8' this is a large area that is 16' then 12'
    shallow taper on 2 sides / not to deep to fast/ but clay bottom / pain to walk on/sink/stuck/etc
    didnt figure on combat ships/ just float /sea planes
    not finished yet /have to make the north side 3-4 area for battling/ hope to have it down this fall
    have a great day every one