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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: MarcusCordeiro on February 21, 2015, 03:30:43 PM
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My friend Emilio Purnhagen put together this nice Doodlebug...
Brodak 25 for power... Hope you guys like it...
I loved it!!!
Marcus
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VERY pretty!
Good on ya!
y1
Cheers!
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I built a 1/2A size on years ago and put a Norvell Big Mig .61 on it and it was a ball to fly. It was like a bat out of hell.
Mike
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That is a very nice airplane. Very well done.
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Very nice, I had a kit for a while but never got to working in it.
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The name is cuter than the model.
F.C.
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That is one good looking Doodlebug. I have the .40 size that the late John Lowrey was producing. They are fun to fly even they look a little strange from the center of the circle.
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Very nice. What's the finish and covering?
Thanks,
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That's a great looking 'bug, nice job! y1
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Really sporty looking craft there. Painted fuselage?
Shug
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Looking great. What I would like to find out is HOW people iron on two different color transparent coverings over 'open structure' wings without one color being seemingly underneath the other. THis DoodleBug has red transparent and white transparent on the open structure wings ..... and no boundry showing.
A wonderful effect....... how?
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Looking great. What I would like to find out is HOW people iron on two different color transparent coverings over 'open structure' wings without one color being seemingly underneath the other. THis DoodleBug has red transparent and white transparent on the open structure wings ..... and no boundry showing.
A wonderful effect....... how?
If you zoom in, it looks like a normal overlap. When i make two colors over an open structure, i bond the monokote first, then apply it to the wing as one sheet
Oh, and what a gorgeous job on the doodlebug! Outstanding finish