Gotcha....the hornet's nose is def. longerThere were two variations of the Hornet. It had the short nose like in the pic. It was called a "Savage". The Savage actually came before the Hornet.
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Can you post some bigger pictures? And how long is the hull?Please let me your opinions about it,
have 37 ¨
Who make it a what is the tunnel name?
Thanks
Thanks Body!, the hull is old and was prime in black!Certainly looks like a Savage/Hornet, maybe a splash? Is it carbon Fiber or?
PM sentare you planning to buy this hull or are you selling it? I ask because I am watching it...
Thanks Bill!There were two variations of the Hornet. It had the short nose like in the pic. It was called a "Savage". The Savage actually came before the Hornet.
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I have that same hull and I run a dual steering servo setup in it. I believe that a good 1/4 scale could power it no problem, but I like having the two servos so that if one fails the boat isn't completely without steering. I think there are some templates for the servo setup in that email that I sent you.
That's not a Savage. That looks like somebody's own attempt at making a hull by mixing several together. The stumble blocks and the cowling are the only things that are the same as the Savage. On a Savage the sponsons are raised from the deck like a Hornet about a good inch or more and on the left sponson there should be 3 different angles on the sponson when looking at it from the rear. I have an authentic Savage from Carl so I'll see if I can post some picks later showing the difference between the two hulls.that's a Savage.
Where did you get it? The tank area is not cut out. That is a sure sign of a splash.
Actually if you look at Stuart Bowen's gallery of his Savage you can see some of the differences between the two boats:That's not a Savage. That looks like somebody's own attempt at making a hull by mixing several together. The stumble blocks and the cowling are the only things that are the same as the Savage. On a Savage the sponsons are raised from the deck like a Hornet about a good inch or more and on the left sponson there should be 3 different angles on the sponson when looking at it from the rear. I have an authentic Savage from Carl so I'll see if I can post some picks later showing the difference between the two hulls.that's a Savage.
Where did you get it? The tank area is not cut out. That is a sure sign of a splash.
It almost looks like they tried to copy a Lynx or a Shaman if you look at the picture of the rear of the hull. I'm not sure what to label that boat except for "custom."
~Mitch
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