what type of foamies
11-28-2004, 03:20 AM
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what type of foamies
Hi all,
I am new to this electric foamy thing and was wondering if ther are any suggetions on a good 3d foamy but thats not extreamly expencive
Thanks in advanced
Danny Stejskal
I am new to this electric foamy thing and was wondering if ther are any suggetions on a good 3d foamy but thats not extreamly expencive
Thanks in advanced
Danny Stejskal
11-28-2004, 10:23 AM
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RE: what type of foamies
Try the any of the foamies from http://www.troybuiltmodels.com/3DFoamy.htm they are in the $30 range. The planes from Troy Built Models are inexpensive, look good and fly great!
11-28-2004, 07:34 PM
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RE: what type of foamies
2 for ailerons, 1 for rudder and 1 for elevator. You could probably use one servo for the ailerons but you would have to cut up the center of the plane.
11-29-2004, 05:15 PM
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RE: what type of foamies
[8D]
www.fancyfoam.com
Easy to build but FOLLOW instructions using GORILLA glue. Do NOT hit the glue with water or wipe the excess with a wet towell. He even cuts out the area for the servo's. Takes 2 for ailerons and 1 each for rudder & elevator. Comes with horns and wire supports. Works well with 7 AA 1400 and GWS 350c D drive 12-6 prop. Mike will talk and give you all the help & hints he can......WHEN THE NEW BORN LETS HIM..hehehe.
For his keeper planes he uses GORILLA glue. CA makes things a little brittle but he can build one in short order for testing....
[8D]
PHIL I.
www.fancyfoam.com
Easy to build but FOLLOW instructions using GORILLA glue. Do NOT hit the glue with water or wipe the excess with a wet towell. He even cuts out the area for the servo's. Takes 2 for ailerons and 1 each for rudder & elevator. Comes with horns and wire supports. Works well with 7 AA 1400 and GWS 350c D drive 12-6 prop. Mike will talk and give you all the help & hints he can......WHEN THE NEW BORN LETS HIM..hehehe.
For his keeper planes he uses GORILLA glue. CA makes things a little brittle but he can build one in short order for testing....
[8D]
PHIL I.
