***CUB BROTHERHOOD***
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Yes, if you only post in the Fast Reply box down at the bottom, there is no link for putting in photos. But if you 'Reply' to someone's message or edit the message that you just posted from the Fast Reply box, there will magicallyl appear some links that will let you upload.
Let us know if this works out for you,
Bob
Let us know if this works out for you,
Bob
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Cubman, Put me down for #120! Thanks to Anthony's build thread and your website I built my first airplane, now I am hooked!
This was from a 30 year old Sig kit that was given to me.
Pictures attached, that green grass sure looks good.
Thanks, Roger
Cubman, Put me down for #120! Thanks to Anthony's build thread and your website I built my first airplane, now I am hooked!
This was from a 30 year old Sig kit that was given to me.
Pictures attached, that green grass sure looks good.
Thanks, Roger
You did fine job especially for your 1st build. The Sig kit is not and easy plane to build for the beginner. Enjoy the lifelong obsession
Later!!
Anthony
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I'm currently building a 1/4 Super Cub ( PA-18) from Ken Runestrand plans. By far the worst set of plans I have ever built from. I've gotten through most of the missing information and wrong drawings, but still need a bit more.
No where on the plans does he give a dihedrial spec. Could one of you guys with a BUSA or Sig 1/4 scale cub check your plans and let me know. I'm thinking it won't make a whole lot of difference as long as it's close.
Ron
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No where on the plans does he give a dihedrial spec. Could one of you guys with a BUSA or Sig 1/4 scale cub check your plans and let me know. I'm thinking it won't make a whole lot of difference as long as it's close.
Ron
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Guys, I am trying to work the covering in the vertical stab and fuse. I cannot get it to look right, that is to me. This is what I have come up with. Any thoughts or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Randy
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Cub Man,
Count me in also. I am assembling my 1/4 scale Hanger 9 J-3 Cub now. Have had several before this one as well as a full scale J-3 owned for almost a year by my son and I back in 2006. Awesome are J-3 Cub's!!!!!
Thanks,
Eddie
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Count me in also. I am assembling my 1/4 scale Hanger 9 J-3 Cub now. Have had several before this one as well as a full scale J-3 owned for almost a year by my son and I back in 2006. Awesome are J-3 Cub's!!!!!
Thanks,
Eddie
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Hi Lowbubba ...it looks like you are on the right track.If that is koverall and dope you are using.I would sand the tip end of the filler just above the horizontal stab so it blends in a little better.Have you ever covered the south end of a cub before?
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ORIGINAL: lowbubba
Guys, I am trying to work the covering in the vertical stab and fuse. I cannot get it to look right, that is to me. This is what I have come up with. Any thoughts or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Randy
Guys, I am trying to work the covering in the vertical stab and fuse. I cannot get it to look right, that is to me. This is what I have come up with. Any thoughts or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Randy
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=10932812
SunDevilPilot
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This may help:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=10932812
SunDevilPilot
ORIGINAL: lowbubba
Guys, I am trying to work the covering in the vertical stab and fuse. I cannot get it to look right, that is to me. This is what I have come up with. Any thoughts or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Randy
Guys, I am trying to work the covering in the vertical stab and fuse. I cannot get it to look right, that is to me. This is what I have come up with. Any thoughts or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Randy
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=10932812
SunDevilPilot
One comment. There is a part were you DO NOT want the covering to stick to the wood (base of vertical stab and fuse corner. What I do is color the area w/a yellow (or white) Crayon. The solartex covering will not stick, allowing you to get a nice fairing on the covering in that area.
Gerry
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Guys,
Thank you very much with the info. I think between the link and the crayon idea is great. I just have to figure out where the grandkid stashes them, besides the vacuum sweeper. Thanks for your help.
Randy
Thank you very much with the info. I think between the link and the crayon idea is great. I just have to figure out where the grandkid stashes them, besides the vacuum sweeper. Thanks for your help.
Randy