08-31-2012, 11:02 AM
Lutz,
I agree with you that constructing a modern day container ship would not present too many problems when using sheet plastic. I would like to try it sometime. After emailing Deans Marine, it is possible to get a blank container hull from any of the ships they offer and add your own decking and superstructures. The hulls vary in length from 36 to 40 inches and retail for less than $100.00 US.
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I agree with you that constructing a modern day container ship would not present too many problems when using sheet plastic. I would like to try it sometime. After emailing Deans Marine, it is possible to get a blank container hull from any of the ships they offer and add your own decking and superstructures. The hulls vary in length from 36 to 40 inches and retail for less than $100.00 US.
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