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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Allan Perret on February 08, 2017, 03:28:07 PM
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Club member is wanting to build a Full Fuse Mustang for 35 - 45 power. What's available far as plans or kits ? He is not advanced enough for a Rabe design..
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How about this--
http://www.rsmdistribution.com/index-2.htm
(Click on Control line kits, Modern, scroll down to P-51)
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Pat Johnston /RSM kit ditto what Tom said laser cut kit
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Club member is wanting to build a Full Fuse Mustang for 35 - 45 power. What's available far as plans or kits ? He is not advanced enough for a Rabe design..
The KENHI MUSTANG is very good, and great for a OS 30 35 S or FOX 35, OS LA 25, 50 sq in bigger than VECO mustang
Randy
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Allen how about one of these? perfect shape .....
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Oh Dear :
http://stunthanger.com/smf/stunt-design/p51-b/
(http://www.svensktmodellflyg.se/users/5466/Mustunt_01.jpg)
The Berry ' B' there ,or Claire Siverling ' D ' are likely easiest .
(http://stunthanger.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=38778.0;attach=226332;image)
(http://www.controllineplans.com/Images/MustangCS.jpg)
Claire Sieverling's classic, a beautiful stunter. 56" span, 610 sq.in. MAN 2/65 plans
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lazerworks.com has a short kit for Veco Mustang and Tom Dixon has plans.
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Appreciate all the replies..
Decided to go with Pat Johnston plan #103 and his laser cut short kit.
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You will not be disappointed with anything Pat Does they will be light and fly well. Wood and Laser cutting excellent also.
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I can recommend the P-51 kit from RSM. I've built 3 of them, and they are great stunters.
Floyd
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for the record then ;
(http://thumbs.worthpoint.com/zoom/images2/1/0412/18/sig-51-mustang-stunt-control-line_1_8a6f20a1938f9ee35fdb010477f033c8.jpg)
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Matt, I have had two of those SIG kits. The first met its demise in a wingover when bell crank plat form came loose. The second one was sold to another modeler, that as far as I know is still flying it. I put another bell crank mount on the other end of the screw.
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Just saw this on Flea Bay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sig-Mustang-Stunter-Kit-w-50-Span/322421929071?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D41402%26meid%3D49b01df7be7a4abc8d84eedd04244753%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D5%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D201816526699
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Good flying little plane if you don't try for a super finish. In other words keep it light. Th wings can be cored out to save a little weight and ditch the plastic components for balsa. The canopy is okay. Also put another piece of ply at the other end of the bell crank bolt or rod.
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if you have the SIG Mustang, think of it as a "builders kit" and:
- Chop up the wing for rib templates and a leading edge mold (its too heavy anyway) and use the foam cradles to build a "lost-foam" wing
- Use the plastic parts to mold balsa replacements
- Do search to find out how others (was it Todd Lee?) modified it for better performance
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if you have the SIG Mustang, think of it as a "builders kit" and:
- Chop up the wing for rib templates and a leading edge mold (its too heavy anyway) and use the foam cradles to build a "lost-foam" wing
- Use the plastic parts to mold balsa replacements
- Do search to find out how others (was it Todd Lee?) modified it for better performance
Bingo! That is exactly what I was going to say. y1
Jerry
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Jerry:
I have the kit but haven't done it yet. Have you? How'd it turn out?
Years ago I built one per plans. It came out very pretty. And pretty heavy. Crashed because of the weight...
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Years ago, I kitted the Kenhi Mustang that Randy mentioned at the top of the thread. I don't remember who bought them and I do not think that anyone ever built one as I never heard from anyone who bought a kit. I know my friend and fellow club member Allan Perret just bought one from somebody not to long ago.
John Miller did the CAD work for me and Eric Rule cut the kit for me. I am sure the CAD file still exists somewhere in Eric's computer. I don't produce full kits anymore but if anyone should want just the laser cut parts, let me know and I will check and see if Eric can cut them. This is probably the best looking model of a Mustang that I personally ever saw and that is taking nothing away from Pat or anyone else because he does beautiful work. The original plans were absolutely a work of art.
Mike
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I bought one from you mike about five years ago. Two or three years ago it got raffled off at our contest in B.R. It was a very nice kit with great wood. I don't remember who won it, but I'm sure it was never built.
Doug