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| New Dumas "Mr. Darby" just about finished by
Paul P. |
DIY Crew setting up. Interesting Steady-Cam. |
Carloads of folks are needed to get Chris on
tape. |
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| Paul's Table. |
A cruiser of Ted's being converted to a DVD
Camera Boat by DIY. |
I think they are shooting the Miss Adventure. |
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| The sky began to darken as the introduction
shots were taken. |
See the boat Chris is holding? I built that!
(proud parent) |
Then it began to rain... |
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| You get close when it rains this hard. |
Stopped for an hour so shooting continued. |
Long interview with Chris and Ted. Lots of
stories to tell... |
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| One of the best paint jobs I've ever seen.
Flawless woodwork. |
DIY got some footage of Chris's tall ship. |
Dave's new shirt. Granddaughter is the
artist. |
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| Matt missed the first shoot because he was
building this for a submarine memorial. |
Nice detail. Unfortunately, he was unable to
bring it along to show us. |
He just made the deadline and had to ship
right after these photos were taken. |
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| 2nd day of shooting. |
Large crowd. 50+ boats. |
Didn't get them all on film. |
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| Here are the four boats that this episode of
Radio Control Hobbies is showcasing. |
Chris's producer getting him pumped for the
shoot. |
Matt's table, without the sub, which was
cruising at the time. |
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| Dave's lobster boat has a new skipper. |
Looks like the "Gordon's
Fisherman". |
This is about half of the tables. Great day
for sailing. |
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| Light overcast. No rain. No frequency fights
either. As many as 14 boats in the water at once. |
Ray setting Jean Ann free. |
Frank's P-66 Crash Rescue Boat. |
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| Chris is holding the Elliott Bay Steam Launch
with the boiler fired! |
Quite professionally, he spins the flywheel
and sets the boat into the water. |
The new improved Midwest engine seems to have
twice the horsepower of the older version. |
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| See the wake. Moving at a pretty good clip. |
He then runs the Midwest "Down East Lobsterboat." |
It had a pretty powerful motor in it as well. |
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| After the shoot, the show donated this boat
to our club. |
It will see lots of action in July at the
C.U.R.E. Picnic! |
The Midwest PT-109 cruising past the floating
lighthouse. |
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| The rescue tug takes off for another run,
tennis ball in tow. |
This time bringing in Dean's Robbie. Quite a
load. |
A gift to his wife Sondra, Doug took 6 months
to build this one. Took first place at Chattnooga for Best Scale RC. |
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| The Bimbo Boat is back! |
Ray's duck waddled for the cameras. |
The sun came out later in the day. |
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| Vac-U-Tow on 10 cells with the ballast
lightened to keep water off of the deck. |
Doug getting ready to water ski. |
Closing shots. The dock got lots of camera
time today. |
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| Casey's Booth Bay lobster boat complete with
lobsters & baskets. Just a few details left. |
Doug's AE Cruiser we saw at the night float.
It too has only a few paint details left. |
Casey has Paul's Dumas Shovelnose. During
trials, 20 cells put it on its back. The cruiser took over rescue-duty. |