I keep these pages many times nicer than I am in my normal speech, but then again there may be a chance that someone would take offense. So I go along with that . I believe in free speech on the net and elsewhere . They were made this way and at that size. Dumas kit of Mark Mason's reproduction of Edsel Ford's 1929 sweepstakes winner of the same name.
Teaser still exists, but the original Typhoon was lost to a fire in the late sixties.
This is not a good model to start unless you've built a few others before. Takes a lot of time and patience to plank all those compound curves and get it right. I had to fudge a little and the next one will be done my way and not the way the directions tell you to do it. The result is worth it though and I can't wait to build one for someone else. Model will be powered by an Astro Cobalt 05 direct drive and I changed the prop angle to avoid cavitation and allow for a larger prop.