The Ship Model Forum

Yes, and what's more she's open to the public from [i]July 26�Sept. 1, Saturdays 10 am�4 pm, Sundays 10 am�2 pm[/i], admission free (cf. [url]http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/37/30/dtg-navy-in-brooklyns-front-yard-2014-07-25-bk_37_30.html[/url]). I do indeed hope that someone actually visits her and makes lots of pictures (hint, hint! :cool_2: ).

[quote="michik"]Hi all!

Just found my new love, the [url=http://www.navsource.org/archives/09/46/46514.htm][i]Helicopter Landing Trainer[/i] IX-514, ex YFU-79[/url]. There are plenty of pictures in the web and I've found the [url=http://baylander.us/Specs.html]flight deck specification[/url], too, which is sufficient to come up with something quite close to the real thing. But I was still wondering whether somebody has some kind of GA plan or 3-view of the boat or of the original YFU class (or at least the width of the bow ramp?!?), which would make things just a tad easier?


Cheers!
Michi[/quote]

She's currently berthed in New Jersey: [url]http://tugster.wordpress.com/tag/yfu-79/[/url]

Hi all!

Just found my new love, the [url=http://www.navsource.org/archives/09/46/46514.htm][i]Helicopter Landing Trainer[/i] IX-514, ex YFU-79[/url]. There are plenty of pictures in the web and I've found the [url=http://baylander.us/Specs.html]flight deck specification[/url], too, which is sufficient to come up with something quite close to the real thing. But I was still wondering whether somebody has some kind of GA plan or 3-view of the boat or of the original YFU class (or at least the width of the bow ramp?!?), which would make things just a tad easier?


Cheers!
Michi