Building a Ship inside a Bottle.....

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shobhit17

November 27, 2015, 07:17:59 PM
Hello everyone...
I been into Aeromodelling for long now and I want to try my hand at making a ship inside a bottle....  Have seen a friend do it earlier.. long long time ago.... when I was in school... seen a few Youtube videos on that.  But need some assistance from someone whi is into building such things... Anyone there please contact me...
Shobhit
Well I been into aeromodelling since I was in School....  and then been in the air for over 30 years.  Now looking to be back into aeromodelling full time...

sanjayrai55

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November 28, 2015, 09:50:31 AM
There is only one important funda here: the mast is foldable! Use a piece of string to pull it up after inserting the ship through the neck of the bottle. The bottle itself should have a relatively wide mouth  ;D

shobhit17

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November 28, 2015, 07:45:28 PM
Well.. indeed... had tried my hand at it long long time ago.... but gave it as it needed much more of patience.  Well... lets see where do I go.... Guess the Good Old Blenders PRide bottle is wide enough for me to work well.... will need to cut the neck to make the mouth a bit wider....
Well I been into aeromodelling since I was in School....  and then been in the air for over 30 years.  Now looking to be back into aeromodelling full time...

Rcjabalpur

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November 29, 2015, 02:14:31 AM
Mr Nair from Jabalpur had a lot of them , he tried to teach me but i was to impatient to learn. I have a few pics with me which i can share with you . Maybe they will come in some help . I have also seen some   kits on ebay.uk .
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shobhit17

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November 29, 2015, 07:00:07 AM
that surely will be of help to me....
thank
Well I been into aeromodelling since I was in School....  and then been in the air for over 30 years.  Now looking to be back into aeromodelling full time...
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