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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: RC Storick on December 23, 2022, 09:07:10 AM
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A few shots of the new plane. See it built on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC96GB5l5-lNYSEtieSfFFCQ
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Pic 2
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it flies as wellas it looks. It is gorgeous. H^^
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Very nice!
I like the color scheme...
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Lookin' sharp Robert!
Dave
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Very nice!
Tim
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Been following the build Sparky.
Should be on the front row. 👍🏼
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Nice!
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Looks fabulous. Unique hinges. Look like removable flying surfaces.
Could you tell us about the hinges?
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What an awesome plane! Well done.
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Beautiful!
Dennis
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Looks fabulous. Unique hinges. Look like removable flying surfaces.
Could you tell us about the hinges?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q-7eedET8k
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Nice Paint work. Whats it powered by?
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Nice Paint work. Whats it powered by?
PA .65 57.5 ounces
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PA .65 57.5 ounces
Fine looking flying machine.
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Outstanding!
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Looks fabulous. Unique hinges. Look like removable flying surfaces.
Could you tell us about the hinges?
Where does one acquire some of said hinges. I have been enamored by them since I first saw them on a Russian plane a couple of years ago. Can't find them anywhere or even a picture of one. I am sure I am simply looking in the wrong places.
Ken
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A few shots of the new plane. See it built on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC96GB5l5-lNYSEtieSfFFCQ
imppecable work! congratulations!
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*** I deleted the Video Link ***
1) It is easy to tell from the video that the stab and flaps are not removable. Have you considered a removable version?
2) With the imbedding of the flaps as much as you have (nice work!) do you seal them? If so how.
3) What material do you use? Bass splits too easily for my liking, so, perhaps Spruce or plywood?
The Video "looks" link 1/8" plywood.
4) How do you finish the pocket and hinge barrel since they become inaccessible when you glue on the blocks.?
I lost my scroll saw in our fire a few years back and I don't have a 3D printer (perfect candidate) so making them myself is going to be extremely difficult. If I can figure out the making part, I will never use anything else in the future.
Ken