Happy Easter!

¡Feliz Pascuas a todos! Happy Easter to all! Chocolate Cox Engine, yum! Nice rendition, Jacob.

By subcontractor Cadbury from @Cox International ?

Happy Easter CEF friends!!! Thank you Jacob for what you do for the forum, Appreciated !!!!!

Hi All,
I wish everyone a Happy Easter.
Jesus,
Taught us all,
And is alive and well in all of us.
He died,
For all the beautiful of all of us...
To have faith,
In all of us,
This is why he likes everyone else...
Love,
Sending it is the point.
Love,
Dave

Admin wrote:Happy Easter everyone!  

Can I enter this in the next Cox Engine of the Month Contest? After all, it has an original chocolate cylinder and original chocolate crankcase, lubricating digestion with 10% Reeses and 10% synthetic Vinillin. Plus, most of it can be seen through the yellow cowling. And it is capable of running (or being eaten).

GallopingGhostler wrote:

Can I enter this in the next Cox Engine of the Month Contest? After all, it has an original chocolate cylinder and original chocolate crankcase, lubricating digestion with 10% Reeses and 10% synthetic Vinillin. Plus, most of it can be seen through the yellow cowling. And it is capable of running (or being eaten).

If you can shoot a video of it running, I'll accept it!

Admin wrote:Happy Easter everyone!  

A great subject for the 3D printer

OER,
Where do you get chocolate filament?

944_Jim wrote:OER, Where.do.tiu get chocolate filament?

Perhaps?

Hi gg,
Cupcake Icing, is a great model airplane name... (I like flying off of snow/ice)
Easter is very special to me.
I find,
We can all agree to Have Faith.
Together.
And all of us agree that Cox .049s are not too loud...
Take care,
Have fun,
Dave

Happy Easter, mates..I celebrated with a few terrific flights of the Lil SpeeDee and the Quickie100, my favored speed planes, thanks to the finally sunny weather and 12 C temperature..




They are hanging out the tough duty on fishing wire suspended in my lakehouse garage...

happy day AFTER easter.

known as 50%off candy to all us cheap old men!

HalfaDave wrote:Cupcake Icing, is a great model airplane name... (I like flying off of snow/ice)

All recent political implications of these names aside, Outerzone has an early 1970's rudder only 1/4-A biplane called Cupcake. It was powered by a Cox .010 TD, but would be a shoe-in for the similar power of a .020 Pee Wee.

https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=13056 24in span Cupcake by Jay Richards (Bill Tomasco is an error, he did the production inked publisher's plan for MAN) from August 1969 Model Airplane News


On the C/L side there is an early speed plane that is half-A size called the Snowflake. In 1948 it used a Dooling .61 ignition engine, set a 148 MPH (243 khm) world record! But today, it would be fun to power it with a smaller Cox glow engine. (I'm not into speed, so won't venture into what engine to use today.)

https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=12806 22in span Snowflake by Bill Viets from April 1948 Air Trails


Both are the types of planes that some here would definitely enjoy creating and flying, well within the confines of Cox and other makes of half-A to A sized engines. By some adjustments with changes from rudder only, the Cupcake would make an excellent 2 channel rudder and elevator or aileron and elevator plane. Or, fly it rudder only as originally intended.

HalfaDave wrote:Easter is very special to me. I find, We can all agree to Have Faith. Together. And all of us agree that Cox .049s are not too loud...

Yes, I agree.

This past week ended up being very busy for me, our local Ministerial Alliance used our Corps worship center for a multicongregational Good Friday worship service, with 7 pastors speaking. I operated the projection slides. Also had our Easter service Sunday, where I prepared the slides and operated the projector, and the music as church musician. Plus assisted with preparing the facilities for these services during the week prior to meetings.