World Models 33% Cub ARF
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WOW, you can not believe the SIZE of this thing until you get it and mock it up to see the size.
I too am impressed with the build and materials, might change out some of the screws/bolts to allen heads?????
Here are a few pics, this is my apartment on my work job.
Not much room after the wings are on........................
I too am impressed with the build and materials, might change out some of the screws/bolts to allen heads?????
Here are a few pics, this is my apartment on my work job.
Not much room after the wings are on........................
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
ORIGINAL: Jim Flannigan
I am just finishing my Cub. I wound up with a 3W-75i to mount on it. I should get it in the air this weekend.
I am just finishing my Cub. I wound up with a 3W-75i to mount on it. I should get it in the air this weekend.
Jim:
Be anxious to here the report.
Let us know
I will be using a G62 as Dick did.
Wanting a lazy flying scale like CUB and possibly pull a banner or something
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ORIGINAL: ROGER RUSSELL
Jim:
Be anxious to here the report.
Let us know
I will be using a G62 as Dick did.
Wanting a lazy flying scale like CUB and possibly pull a banner or something
ORIGINAL: Jim Flannigan
I am just finishing my Cub. I wound up with a 3W-75i to mount on it. I should get it in the air this weekend.
I am just finishing my Cub. I wound up with a 3W-75i to mount on it. I should get it in the air this weekend.
Jim:
Be anxious to here the report.
Let us know
I will be using a G62 as Dick did.
Wanting a lazy flying scale like CUB and possibly pull a banner or something
After I drop the 3 little guys I'll just bring in down on the deck and do some torque rolls!! :-)
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I will be using this to take 3 parachute guys to altitude. That is the reason for the engine choice, with 15lbs of cargo the plane needed some extra power!
After I drop the 3 little guys I'll just bring in down on the deck and do some torque rolls!! :-)
After I drop the 3 little guys I'll just bring in down on the deck and do some torque rolls!! :-)
You might be starting something new
Let us know how the drops go.
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Any info on here on how to pull banners/Flags, etc....
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Nice photos Roger i went with 8/32 socket head bolts on the wings thru the tubes , still working on mine , i have a family illness which has kept me from spending any time on mine . I lke the way the hinges are glued in to saves a lot of work and i think they appear to be glued in very well. Good luck
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
How does this cub compare to the Modeltech 1/3?
http://www.globalhobby.com/public/gallery/121200.asp
I know the modeltech is a little smaller but which one is the better quality
http://www.globalhobby.com/public/gallery/121200.asp
I know the modeltech is a little smaller but which one is the better quality
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
The World Models cub is a much better plane i have had the Model Tech cub and it is the same price but the Model tech does not have the wing tube spars like the World Models cub and it is designed to mount the elevator and rudder servos in the middle of the fuse for CG purpose . The servos mounted in the rear is much easier on the World Models cub and like you said it is much larger in size. The Model Tech cub is covered in 21ST Century fabric which is more authetic but it loosens up after time and also the components are not up to the quality of the World Models. Also parts are easier to get on the World Models.
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ORIGINAL: ekir
I have a G-38 Gas Engine. Is this large enough for the 1/3 scale cub?
Ed
I have a G-38 Gas Engine. Is this large enough for the 1/3 scale cub?
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I would say NO, however I have not flown mine yet with a G62 nor have seen one fly.
Dick Pettit said his flew fine with the 62, Specs call for a 80cc.
Would really think the 38 would be too small for power and weight up front......................
But then what do I know
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
Chris:
Seeing this model and not Modeltech's, not sure how to answer it.
But what I see of this one, it is not too bad.
I could not build one as good as this, but then I do not build
As said in earlier post...............What do I know
Come up to Moline and see it, while you are there, help me stuff it and see for yourself[8D]
Seeing this model and not Modeltech's, not sure how to answer it.
But what I see of this one, it is not too bad.
I could not build one as good as this, but then I do not build
As said in earlier post...............What do I know
Come up to Moline and see it, while you are there, help me stuff it and see for yourself[8D]
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How does this cub compare to the Modeltech 1/3?
http://www.globalhobby.com/public/gallery/121200.asp
I know the modeltech is a little smaller but which one is the better quality
How does this cub compare to the Modeltech 1/3?
http://www.globalhobby.com/public/gallery/121200.asp
I know the modeltech is a little smaller but which one is the better quality
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
You would have to add a lot of lead to the front of the WM cub to get cg right with g-38 and it wouldnt have enough power to fly it right . I am putting FPE 4.2 at around 5 lbs on mine and hopeing i wont have to add to much weight up front for cg .
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Roger load that thing up and bring it over. We can stuff it in my shop where we can move around. With me and your cub in your apartment we will be gridlocked [:@]
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
Flew my WM 1/3 scale cub last weekend. Power is a old A&M 3.2 with a Zinger 20x10. Weighs in at 28 Lbs. The 3.2 proves to be plenty of power. As others have stated it flys at 1/3 to 1/2 throttle. WM has a winner here for ARF Cub fans. I took 2 days to assemble!
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ORIGINAL: B Shipp
Flew my WM 1/3 scale cub last weekend. Power is a old A&M 3.2 with a Zinger 20x10. Weighs in at 28 Lbs. The 3.2 proves to be plenty of power. As others have stated it flys at 1/3 to 1/2 throttle. WM has a winner here for ARF Cub fans. I took 2 days to assemble!
Flew my WM 1/3 scale cub last weekend. Power is a old A&M 3.2 with a Zinger 20x10. Weighs in at 28 Lbs. The 3.2 proves to be plenty of power. As others have stated it flys at 1/3 to 1/2 throttle. WM has a winner here for ARF Cub fans. I took 2 days to assemble!
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2 days to assemble, maybe I should come to your house instead of Chris's.............
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Hows the cubs coming guys? Nice ARF would love to have one some day. Some videos of this thing flying would be great. I wanted to ask how much payload you think this plane could Carry with a strong engine? I have an idea of dropping candy for kids at special events. Iv seen it done with smaller planes but man could you haul some candy with his bird.
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
Slowly working o ine.
Changeing al my screws and bolts over to allen heads, JUST BECAUSE, so waiting on order from that to finish up.
PAYLOAD weight should up there with a srong 80cc or so.
Plenty of room in cabin to load her up with GOODIES
Changeing al my screws and bolts over to allen heads, JUST BECAUSE, so waiting on order from that to finish up.
PAYLOAD weight should up there with a srong 80cc or so.
Plenty of room in cabin to load her up with GOODIES
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RE: World Models 33% Cub ARF
Just a thought here...... I wonder what electric motor configuration and type of batteries would be needed to make this a Electric cub and who makes a motor for it
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I have a Toni-Clark Supercub PA 18 2,6 meter with a G62 and i can tow 3-4 meter sailplane. It almost climb vertically when im not towing.
Im thinking of go with this cub instead.
Is G62 so strong so i can do loopings with this plane?
Daniel in Sweden
Im thinking of go with this cub instead.
Is G62 so strong so i can do loopings with this plane?
Daniel in Sweden