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Not Cox but rubber power!
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duke.johnson- Diamond Member
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
Yep, definitely a P-51. Yeah, those sticks are so fragile.
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
Yes, P-51. But I noticed somehow I glued the ribs in backwards. Stupid! I'll have to fix it later. The plans are all online, several different planes.
I really should be working on my carrier planes though.
I really should be working on my carrier planes though.
duke.johnson- Diamond Member
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
My friends watch me build my 1/4 scale planes, and say things like " I just don't have the patients to do something like that"...
Well,
Im gong to say the same thing about those little indoor FF planes.
They look so amazing when they fly though.
Well,
Im gong to say the same thing about those little indoor FF planes.
They look so amazing when they fly though.
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
How will that not break under the tension of the rubber?
BTW, I think you have the leading edge of the wing facing backwards.
BTW, I think you have the leading edge of the wing facing backwards.
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
duke.johnson wrote:Yes, P-51. But I noticed somehow I glued the ribs in backwards. Stupid! I'll have to fix it later. The plans are all online, several different planes.
Unless the camera angle is messing with the airfoil, I think you're OK. That's the left wing that is in the photograph --- the small triangular portion of the wing faces forward.
BTW, my apologies!!! When I clicked on the picture to blow it up, I cracked the trailing edge.
Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
dirk gently wrote:How will that not break under the tension of the rubber?
BTW, I think you have the leading edge of the wing facing backwards.
Rubber tension isn't a problem. What I haven't attached is the motor stick. And I think your right, I was looking at the picture last night and the airfoil on the wing didn't match the fuse. That's a relief, I know I would have done more damage fixing it than if I just made another.
duke.johnson- Diamond Member
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
andrew wrote:duke.johnson wrote:Yes, P-51. But I noticed somehow I glued the ribs in backwards. Stupid! I'll have to fix it later. The plans are all online, several different planes.
Unless the camera angle is messing with the airfoil, I think you're OK. That's the left wing that is in the photograph --- the small triangular portion of the wing faces forward.
BTW, my apologies!!! When I clicked on the picture to blow it up, I cracked the trailing edge.
Funny! Be carefully with that leading edge dude!
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
MrGoodwreck wrote:
They look so amazing when they fly though.
I can't wait to see a whole gym full of them.
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MrGoodwreck wrote:My friends watch me build my 1/4 scale planes, and say things like " I just don't have the patients to do something like that"...
You and me both Nurse Ratched
Nice model Duke don't forget the camera when maidening.
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Re: Not Cox but rubber power!
John Goddard wrote:
Nice model Duke don't forget the camera when maidening.
I try to find a camera tha does video, I think we have one other than the phones. My son will have him camera, as nice as it is it doesn't do video.
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