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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: JohnCallentine on August 23, 2014, 09:37:40 AM
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Finally finished my Sea Fury. Flew a few short flights yesterday. Seems promising.
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John,
Your work is amazing.
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Al Junior strikes again. Awesome plane, John.
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Hi John,
It looks great! You did a masterful job.
Bill
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Absolutely amazing!!!
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Wow! Be sure to bring this to Madera in October!
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Way cool. Do show us the electric set up please.
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Breathtaking job John. Congratulations. Takes a lot of skill and patience.
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John Callentine is a superior woodworker. A master craftsman by trade, in "real life" he produces high-end custom furniture, tables, etc. At one time I had the address of his business website, but can't recall it now.
I should also point out that he is a very quiet, kind and modest gentleman - a valued member of our club here in Tucson.
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Beautiful! I like the way you did the panel lines.
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Very nice John! Looking forward to seeing it at VSC 27. What is the finish?
Mark Gerber
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John it is outstanding way cool.
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Very nice job. Outstanding!
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Wow John,
That's incredible. It's even more beautiful than I thought it would be and that's really saying something.
You raise the bar every time you build something. You have to stop picking on such "easy" projects <= LL~
I can't wait to see it at the field...gotta get out there!
Randy Cuberly
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What can this old man add that hasn't been said already. And yes John is a gentleman as well as an artist.
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Nice job John!
I'm working on a similar project, I hope it comes out as well.
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Power is a Cobra 3520-14 700kv. Castle Ice lite 80, Hubin FM-9 timer. Still working on prop & battery. A 15" quadcopter prop pitched to 6" gives a 5.3 sec lap. The finish is nitrate dope thru the filler coats and automotive color & clear over.
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Superb work. It easy to tell an outstanding plane from the mediocre.
An Electric Seafury surely that got the tick of approval from Al !
I'd personally like to see more closer photo's of the wing / panel lines - they looked airbrushed and VERY uniform which is a technique ive not seen too many times.
I was sitting here thinking to myself - its a pitty you didn't put some oil runs out of the nose air scoop vent like AL and Billy have .. HOWEVER.. after thinking about that for a while and realising it was Electric I thought to myself if I was doing that I wouldnt have dirty oil stains either .. keep it clean for electric ! HAHAH
Excellent work my friend.
Post more photo's of the internals, we all appreciate great construction ; dont be modest be proud and share that with your stunt community !