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New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
duke.johnson Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:08 pm
Well the 'Cox Castor Oil Odyssey' has been a little had on the Baby Ringmaster. So, I thought I'd start something I've been wanting to build. And now the "Wing Master". It's been on my list for awhile, now I have a reason to build it.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
Cribbs74 Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:15 pm
Is that a flapped slab winger? Cool!
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
Godsey3.0 Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:25 pm
I have always wondered how a flapped slab wing would fare. I have plans for a couple different ones. Definitely will be watching.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
RknRusty Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:03 am
Over at Stunthanger.com, there is a thread with some amazingly nice elaborate flapped slat wing stunters.
And no, I didn't misspell Stunthanger, they did.
And no, I didn't misspell Stunthanger, they did.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
pkrankow Thu Jun 13, 2013 8:28 am
not misspelled, you missed the joke.RknRusty wrote:Over at Stunthanger.com, there is a thread with some amazingly nice elaborate flapped slat wing stunters.
And no, I didn't misspell Stunthanger, they did.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
dirk gently Thu Jun 13, 2013 9:23 am
yeah, most of my planes are hangar hangers 
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
RknRusty Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:30 am
Oh... then that confirms it, I'm a doofus.pkrankow wrote:RknRusty wrote:Over at Stunthanger.com, there is a thread with some amazingly nice elaborate flapped slat wing stunters.
And no, I didn't misspell Stunthanger, they did.
not misspelled, you missed the joke.
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Cribbs74 Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:34 am
I must be a doofus as well. I don't get it. If you go to the home page they spell it "Stunthangar" on the banner.
The web address is "Stunthanger"
The web address is "Stunthanger"
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
duke.johnson Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:45 pm
Ron- I thought it was cool also. A friend gave me tha drawings, he was going to throw them away. He hates 1/2A's, I always hear him saying 'Darn 1/2A's".
Godsey- I wanted to see how it flew. It has a sheetmetal cowl on the front that I most likely won't put on, just leave the .049 out the front. It look good on the drawing, but I think it will look funny in real life.
Rusty- I have seen the thread on SH, but have not read it. I should, I might see something important.
Godsey- I wanted to see how it flew. It has a sheetmetal cowl on the front that I most likely won't put on, just leave the .049 out the front. It look good on the drawing, but I think it will look funny in real life.
Rusty- I have seen the thread on SH, but have not read it. I should, I might see something important.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
Cribbs74 Thu Jun 13, 2013 2:22 pm
In my limited experience the large planes are more forgiving on engine runs and trim issues.
1/2A's don't tolerate much. Something like a slight wing warp or tiny air leak can ruin your day. I can see why some folks don't like em. It took me almost a year to trim the Bean, but it flies almost as good as my Baby Clown now.
1/2A's don't tolerate much. Something like a slight wing warp or tiny air leak can ruin your day. I can see why some folks don't like em. It took me almost a year to trim the Bean, but it flies almost as good as my Baby Clown now.
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pkrankow Thu Jun 13, 2013 7:50 pm
DOOP!! I missed that too, so maybe I'm a doofus too? Hmm...cribbs74 wrote:I must be a doofus as well. I don't get it. If you go to the home page they spell it "Stunthangar" on the banner.
The web address is "Stunthanger"
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Cribbs74 Thu Jun 13, 2013 9:19 pm
pkrankow wrote:cribbs74 wrote:I must be a doofus as well. I don't get it. If you go to the home page they spell it "Stunthangar" on the banner.
The web address is "Stunthanger"
DOOP!! I missed that too, so maybe I'm a doofus too? Hmm...
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Ok back on point! Any progress today Duke?
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duke.johnson Thu Jun 13, 2013 10:41 pm
No progress on the plane tonight, had work, Physical Therapy post surgery, then home to find the youngest son with his head bleeding. I did find the time to take the tank off the contest engine and put a backplate on it. And built a mouse racing engine. Maybe this weekend thing will settle down.
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Cribbs74 Thu Jun 13, 2013 11:35 pm
Goodness Duke!
Sounds like hairy times at the Johnson home. Not to worry all will be well soon.
Sounds like hairy times at the Johnson home. Not to worry all will be well soon.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
gcb Fri Jun 14, 2013 8:13 am
However you spell it, there is lots of good information there. I frequent several boards and that is one. You will see many of the guys from here.
As for the plane...make sure you hook up the control lines correctly. Rear line is up for flap, down for elevator. Not a problem, many flyers of full-blown stunt ships prefer front line for up...just be aware.
Nothing like starting a loop and finding the controls backwards. Of course none of us have done that!
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As for the plane...make sure you hook up the control lines correctly. Rear line is up for flap, down for elevator. Not a problem, many flyers of full-blown stunt ships prefer front line for up...just be aware.
Nothing like starting a loop and finding the controls backwards. Of course none of us have done that!
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duke.johnson Fri Jun 14, 2013 10:35 am
Yeah. The boy did something really stupid yesterday and smacked his head, after we got all the blood out of his hair it was a small cut. You know how heads like to bleed. It's amazing how we survive the teen age boy period of our lives.cribbs74 wrote:Goodness Duke!
Sounds like hairy times at the Johnson home. Not to worry all will be well soon.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
duke.johnson Mon Jul 01, 2013 12:05 am
Had a friend come over to work on planes for a while today. Here's the progress on the Wing Master!
It's starting to look like a plane, A cute one!
It's starting to look like a plane, A cute one!
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GUS THE I.A. Mon Jul 01, 2013 12:50 am
That IS looking cool! How well do the flaps increase performance, on a flat-wing plane? I might have to whip one up, if my other stuff doesn't work like I want it to. The guys say I'm stalling it, before it even gets to the top of a loop.
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duke.johnson Mon Jul 01, 2013 10:02 am
I don't know how it flies yet, I haven't hooked lines to it.
I think the elevator is going to be to big, the flaps are small and it might work. A friend was going to throw out the plans and I loved the look of it. I just knew I would have to build it. I'm really just building it for the fun of it.
I think the elevator is going to be to big, the flaps are small and it might work. A friend was going to throw out the plans and I loved the look of it. I just knew I would have to build it. I'm really just building it for the fun of it.
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duke.johnson Tue Jul 02, 2013 8:51 am
Finished building the Wing Master last night and put the first coat of clear dope on. Hope I can get to color dope tonight and start mono kote on the new Holeshot.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
duke.johnson Tue Jul 02, 2013 12:42 pm
pkrankow wrote:I like it. Hmmm....
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I'll try to post the new photo tonight. I changed the motor mount (my first wood motor mount) and I won't use the metal cowl from the drawings.
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duke.johnson Thu Jul 04, 2013 1:30 pm
And the finished plane, at least as finished as I'm going to do.
Finished one!
Finished one!
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
OVERLORD Thu Jul 04, 2013 1:53 pm
I love it, Duke, bright colours that go together well. Hope you will do a lot of flying hours with it.
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Re: New Castor Oil Odyssey plane
duke.johnson Thu Jul 04, 2013 1:59 pm
Me too. I love orange on white. I have the orange plane factory, not the purple one.
I tried my first built up nose on tis one, I usually put a Brodak or Cox plastic mount on them. It should stay on there for a while.
I tried my first built up nose on tis one, I usually put a Brodak or Cox plastic mount on them. It should stay on there for a while.
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