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Remklep Lifetime Site Supporter
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Joined: December/10/2007 Netherlands Posts: 1173 IP Logged
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Posted: October/28/2009 at 8:10am |
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I'm doing a Jerry Bates P-40B with a glass fuse from Vic and a scale cockpit from Rob Pike.
Remklep
__________________ Danny "Remklep" Busch
Proud to be Dutch
Real planes have bent wings and round engines!
Corsair Brotherhood #40
Building:
Bates P-40B Tomahawk
Super Scale F4U-1A Corsair (On Hold)
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freddans Basic Member
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Joined: May/29/2005 Sweden Posts: 188 IP Logged
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Posted: October/28/2009 at 8:38am |
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I don't know what era the Piper J3 Cub is from... I think it's pre WW2, but I don't realy associate it with "golden age". That era makes me think about Stearmans, Geebees and Wedell-Williams racers and military biplanes launched from airships etc... The Cub is more WW2 and the 1950's to me. It's Sigs 1/6-scale Cub by the way. It is very confusing with regard to what engine to use. Their website suggests .25 to .40 twstroke or .40 to 45. fourstroke, but the label on the box says .19 to .35 twostroke... My OS .30FS should be enough...
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P51C4ever Basic Member
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Joined: June/15/2006 United States Posts: 149 IP Logged
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Posted: October/28/2009 at 9:22am |
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Guess I'll finish my Pica 89" Mustang & then start the old Jemco P-47 Razorback I picked up some time ago. Also have Bates' P-51A on the board now. Good grief, I'am running out of space to work on but it sure is fun jumping from one to the other.
BTW, does anyone have the build up sheets for flaps & retracts for the Jemco P-47 I could bum?
Build & fly safe guys, Dale
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Darren40 Site Supporter
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Joined: September/11/2003 Canada Posts: 92 IP Logged
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Posted: November/01/2009 at 8:24pm |
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I won't be building this winter. The plant I work at has announced that they're closing permanently in late January. So, this means moving, likely several hundred miles away. I've already got a lot of planes ready or near ready to fly, so I really don't need something that'll go together quickly. I might as well work on something that'll take longer and is very portable for the move.
So, I'm going to spend any free time working on plans for a 1/6 scale I16 Mosca. I'm planning to power with a 90 4C which will fit completely within the cowl. Plans will be hand drawn. I've already begun the wing design - using a Clark YH airfoil with 2deg. washout. The retracts might be a bit challenging on this one. I was hoping to use a set of RhomAirs I already have, but I need more than 90 deg. Still have to calculate the actual angle. I'll be quite satisfied if I can have all the templates ready and all ribs, bulkheads, etc cut to size and bagged by the end of the winter.
I'm not planning to make the plans reproducible, but if there was enough interest I might reconsider.
__________________ Dryden, ON Canada
in progress:
Sig PT-19 converting to PT-26
scratch built 1/6 I-16 Ishak
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thachweave Basic Member
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Joined: December/19/2005 United States Posts: 634 IP Logged
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Posted: November/02/2009 at 12:49am |
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I am in the process of finishing up my Bearcat with an Magnum 400 radial and hopefully paintiing my Zirolli Skyraider. These both are unique in that they were designed during WWII and saw very little if any action. They were present and available duriing the Korean war and saw there most action during the Viet nam war. I was considering finishing them both in Korean war colors........Way to many choices
__________________ " radio hit" say it loud, say it proud. It works in so many situations...
finishing
Meister Me-109
Z Skyraider
TFGS P47
DO-335
AD Rafaele
will be crashn
Byron P51
TFGS P51B
IMP P47
Macchi
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Jay-Bee Lifetime Site Supporter
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Joined: February/02/2009 United States Posts: 123 IP Logged
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Posted: November/04/2009 at 10:50am |
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I have just finished the plans for a 1/6 scale Me-410, 107in. span, drawn in Auto-Cad. This will be elec. powered using Astro Flite geared 90 Cobalt motors fed by Lipo S12's each. Undercarriage, Robart "Ziroli F6F" gear for mains & Robart retracting tail wheel unit at the rear. Glennis 6in. x 1.80 Ju-88 wheels w/ propo brake system, for positive ground control, even though one of the motors is factory set for reverse run, the brake system will be tied into the rudder control. Bob Holman has already laser cut the wood for me. I am in the process of moving, sooo, I cant get started untill about the first of the year, (2010). I intend to start a building thread once I get started construction. My intent is to build a competition model, but will have to find a pilot for team scale. My flying ability is not up to par for this bird. Any pilots in the Pacific N.W. interested?
__________________ John T. Bolle
AMA #723919
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invertmast Site Supporter
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Joined: November/07/2008 United States Posts: 6281 IP Logged
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Posted: November/04/2009 at 12:59pm |
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Well.. my 09' winter, 2010 spring/summer/fall/winter, 2011 spring project is a 1/7 F-14D maybe i'll get lucky and be done by winter of next year
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chookman Basic Member
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Joined: October/12/2009 Australia Posts: 363 IP Logged
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Posted: November/20/2009 at 4:39am |
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Hopefuly?? Vance's WhirlWind
__________________ every day you wake up is a good day
Whirlwind, DC3.Corsair. 60" Me109
62"Typhoon, 66"Do215, B25 Mitchell 72", 52"Hawker Tomtit,
Building Dh 103 Hornet Fairey Firefly. 85" Tempest
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