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AHTS Granit, Hull (1:200, RC)
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Product Description
Parts in "Strong & Flexible" material to complete the model of the Polish anchor handling tug "AHTS Granit" in 1:200 scale:
To complete the ship, four different sets of 3D prints are needed:
A display stand is currently not available (yet).
Size of the model:
length: 32 cm
width: 7.2 cm
The "Granit" is an anchor handling vessel used in offshore and supply operations. Currently operated by Lotos Petrobaltic (the same company that discovered the wreck of the lost German aircraft carrier "Graf Zeppelin" in 2006), the vessel was built in Poland in 1980. The ship operates largely in the Baltic Sea.
Technical details of the original
length 64m
beam 14m
draught 4.4m
tonnage 1313 tons
The Model is designed in 1:200 scale. It can be built as a model for static display or as a working RC boat. It is set up to enable radio control functions (RC), with the twin shaft propulsion, the rudders and the bow thruster fully functional. As the model is rather small, the model can only be used in quiet water conditions. Additionally, the radar and lights can be set up to work, and the crane can be made to work by a skilled modeller, too. However, this model is not set up to be ready to run, it requires refinement and is only suitable for skilled model builders.
To complete the boat as an radio controlled model, further components are needed. It requires the advanced skills and experience to complete this. For the drive, the following parts are needed:
Information on the original:
Photo series on Shipspotting
Article on the Graf Zeppelin
A free plan for the ship is available here:
Granit plans at Freeshipplans.com
The assembly manual (including a list of the additionally needed parts, e.g. motors and gears for the propulsion and powertrain system) is available through my website (download section): www.microboathobby.com
- hull
To complete the ship, four different sets of 3D prints are needed:
- Hull (this set)
- Superstructure
- Details 1 of 2 (parts in Strong & Flexible Polished)
- Details 2 of 2 (parts in Frosted Detail)
A display stand is currently not available (yet).
Size of the model:
length: 32 cm
width: 7.2 cm
The "Granit" is an anchor handling vessel used in offshore and supply operations. Currently operated by Lotos Petrobaltic (the same company that discovered the wreck of the lost German aircraft carrier "Graf Zeppelin" in 2006), the vessel was built in Poland in 1980. The ship operates largely in the Baltic Sea.
Technical details of the original
length 64m
beam 14m
draught 4.4m
tonnage 1313 tons
The Model is designed in 1:200 scale. It can be built as a model for static display or as a working RC boat. It is set up to enable radio control functions (RC), with the twin shaft propulsion, the rudders and the bow thruster fully functional. As the model is rather small, the model can only be used in quiet water conditions. Additionally, the radar and lights can be set up to work, and the crane can be made to work by a skilled modeller, too. However, this model is not set up to be ready to run, it requires refinement and is only suitable for skilled model builders.
To complete the boat as an radio controlled model, further components are needed. It requires the advanced skills and experience to complete this. For the drive, the following parts are needed:
- one 4 / 5 gram servo for steering (e.g. https://www.banggood.com/de/4X-TowerPro-SG51R-5g-Plastic-Gear-Digital-Micro-Servo-For-RC-Airplane-p-1010677.html)
- two motors N20 (DC Ø 12mm x 15mm) for main propulsion (e.g. by KKPMO)
- two shafts of 68mm length (recommended: Graupner 413 or MB3080 by Modellbau Berthold)
- two propellers of no more than 16mm diameter (recommended: STEBA 7515 propellers)
- coupling hose (recommended: Robbe R 1386)
- micro motor M700 (7x16mm) (or M700L) for bow thruster (e.g.by KKPMO)
- gears for bow thruster drive (M0.4, 10 teeth and 15 teeth, 2mm wide, 1mm holes) (see KKPMO)
- RC system, batteries and controllers of your own choice, preferably a small system with a low weight
Information on the original:
Photo series on Shipspotting
Article on the Graf Zeppelin
A free plan for the ship is available here:
Granit plans at Freeshipplans.com
The assembly manual (including a list of the additionally needed parts, e.g. motors and gears for the propulsion and powertrain system) is available through my website (download section): www.microboathobby.com
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AHTS Granit, Hull (1:200, RC)
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