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"Cox TD09 R/C Beast of Burden featuring Kamtechnik head and DIY metallic fuel nipple"
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Big Otto Resurrected Kit - Just finished
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Big Otto Resurrected Kit - Just finished
I just finished building the Big Otto. Ready for a Cox .049
It was a very easy build and the parts from my short kit all fit nicely. The only thing I will change going forward is using 1/8” ply vs 1/8” balsa for the booms…. Balsa is a lot less strong these days and I had to fix both fins when they broke at assembly. I was able to recreate the original decals as well. I first used clear vinyl but after I applied them, I didn’t like the look (not really clear) so I opted for water-slide decals. They both fuel-proof well with a bit of KlassKote clear gloss. Now if this darn rain would just stop long enough to take ‘er for a whirl…
Other notes: Next time I build this I will keep the cylinder upright forgoing the need to cut the right fuse nose.
This has by far been my most popular bundle.
It was a very easy build and the parts from my short kit all fit nicely. The only thing I will change going forward is using 1/8” ply vs 1/8” balsa for the booms…. Balsa is a lot less strong these days and I had to fix both fins when they broke at assembly. I was able to recreate the original decals as well. I first used clear vinyl but after I applied them, I didn’t like the look (not really clear) so I opted for water-slide decals. They both fuel-proof well with a bit of KlassKote clear gloss. Now if this darn rain would just stop long enough to take ‘er for a whirl…
Other notes: Next time I build this I will keep the cylinder upright forgoing the need to cut the right fuse nose.
This has by far been my most popular bundle.
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