CUTTY SHARK.

RC WORLD PETER DUNKEL#

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Published 2011-04-24

All Comments (21)

@ELCADAROSA 6 years ago

Gorgeous, and so intricate! Cutty Sark was, and still is, one of the finest clipper ships ever built.
@dirtwaterfox5074 3 years ago

that is awesome job
@4mods 13 years ago

Such an amazing build up this ship!
@ludwigvanzappa9548 4 years ago

I'm flabbergasted ! Congratulations !!!
@greganderson8153 8 years ago

This is the greatest yacht RC engineering I've ever seen! Kudos to the builder. Wow, is he going to build more ?!!? Is it possible now to use LED lights to illuminate the sails at night?
@kromannschmidt 12 years ago

this is amazing - what a level of detail
@fightingbear8537 5 years ago

Thanks for the video!
@normanmcgill9532 7 years ago

Certainly a very beautiful model and I can't believe all the working sails. I'm wondering how you determined the amount of weight to put on the bottom for stability?
@ramazmeparishvili1933 10 years ago

Great model Peter I am doing something similar, could you please tell me where I can get those red gear motors?
@tiredfingers99 10 years ago

Does it really steer with just that small rudder? I thought they used the sails to do some steering?
@-san..892 7 years ago

Klass!
@brookerobbins6009 8 years ago

are there any videos of this actually "sailing" as opposed to motor sailing?
@sjoormen1 4 years ago

How very ... german...
@miitsaras7 7 years ago

amazing....how you did it to sailing?you put a motor inside the ship?thnks
@9999plato 8 years ago

Is that a ballast on the bottom or a propulsion unit?
@JoeOvercoat 7 years ago

Needs more pulleys. :P
@theApocalypse013 11 years ago

is te gek, had wel eens een praatje met de bouwer willen maken
@stumpy1956 7 years ago

hey hey
@mcr4642 8 years ago

Not sailing, es un fraude, no navega con viento, lo hace con motor y elice
@paradisefilms3355 3 years ago

This guy does not know how to use a camera. Use a wide shot first, then zoom in. Don't skip around so fast. Allow the viewer time to appreciate what he is seeing. What's all the internal mechanism for? I only see a prop and a rudder.