ww1 covering material grain
09-10-2012, 05:02 PM
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RE: ww1 covering material grain
Airplane fabric for wings , tail, and fuselage are equal in warp and weft. In your picture of the cockpit it looks like a one direction weave. Looks like a fabric wall paper. What kind of plane?
09-25-2012, 08:46 AM
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RE: ww1 covering material grain
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Airplane fabric for wings , tail, and fuselage are equal in warp and weft. In your picture of the cockpit it looks like a one direction weave. Looks like a fabric wall paper. What kind of plane?
Airplane fabric for wings , tail, and fuselage are equal in warp and weft. In your picture of the cockpit it looks like a one direction weave. Looks like a fabric wall paper. What kind of plane?
09-25-2012, 06:51 PM
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RE: ww1 covering material grain
Model airplane covering will be red on the tail and black on the fuselage. 100% replication is not possible with off the shelf products. It should not matter if it is opposite.
09-26-2012, 03:29 AM
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RE: ww1 covering material grain
ok ..thank you very much!
ORIGINAL: TFF
Model airplane covering will be red on the tail and black on the fuselage. 100% replication is not possible with off the shelf products. It should not matter if it is opposite.
Model airplane covering will be red on the tail and black on the fuselage. 100% replication is not possible with off the shelf products. It should not matter if it is opposite.
