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I'm looking for drawings or build plans for a K350. Although not necessarily a model kit, but rather a personal submarine, I was wondering if anyone could help me out? The site, psubs.org, usually sells the drawings for a fee, but it has temporarily suspended its online sales system without any further information or whom to contact, although there are several board members mentioned, but no replies at this point. In any event, please let me know if you have any information that could help me in my project. Thanks.
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Personal subs don't get much coverage on here, I'm afraid.
Have you tried some of the Facebook sites? (e.g AMS or Dive-in) They have bigger coverage of enthusiasts.
(I have removed your duplicated post.)
David
Have you tried some of the Facebook sites? (e.g AMS or Dive-in) They have bigger coverage of enthusiasts.
(I have removed your duplicated post.)
David
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http://www.psubs.org/pic/ebay4.html
anchorboy- Posts : 2
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Thanks David. I understand about the site that I am posting on.. But its worth a try. As far as find info on FB, no, I have not tried as of yet. But that's really good advice!!! I will give it a try. Thanks so much. J.
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