Dracon build
10-16-2006, 06:41 PM
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Dracon build
Sorry that I dont post build-alongs, but I get carried away building.
SGC kindly helped me to find a plan for "Dracon" and after buying a copy of the excellent "Tileprint", I started Dracon, when work hours permit. I started on the fuselage with the magic laser lights.
SGC kindly helped me to find a plan for "Dracon" and after buying a copy of the excellent "Tileprint", I started Dracon, when work hours permit. I started on the fuselage with the magic laser lights.
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10-16-2006, 07:37 PM
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10-16-2006, 08:17 PM
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RE: Draco build
I really like that design. Definitely keep us posted on the progress. I think the more people do build threads, the more new people will try their hand at building. That's the most crucial thing in the hobby today.
So, it's a David Boddington design? I did a quick search; looks like R/C Model Flyer sells a lot of his plans:
http://www.modelflyermagazine.com/Fr...s/PlanHome.htm
So, it's a David Boddington design? I did a quick search; looks like R/C Model Flyer sells a lot of his plans:
http://www.modelflyermagazine.com/Fr...s/PlanHome.htm
10-16-2006, 11:21 PM
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RE: Draco build
That looks pretty cool. So the build planes in two countries China and UK. I used to get Silent Flight and RCM&E? from the UK, they seemed to all march to a different drumer, loved it. In the US it was all whatever was in RCM, which was controlled by the S Cal guys. Joe Bridie didn't ever cut a piece of balsa that RCM didn't cover.
