TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
10-20-2011, 07:34 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
ORIGINAL: spidernad
Shark,
So it looks like 11.5'' wide x 6.5'' long x about 1/4'' thick from your pics on the full scale ones.
So I'm not to far off but I will probably start over, scaling off those dimensions.
Still don't know what degree sweep and if both front and back sweep or just front. See pics below.
Damn, I gotta go to sleep now, Gotta get up at 5am again! I NEED TO HIT THE LOTTO!!!
ORIGINAL: TSHARK203
HERE YOU GO
HERE YOU GO
So it looks like 11.5'' wide x 6.5'' long x about 1/4'' thick from your pics on the full scale ones.
So I'm not to far off but I will probably start over, scaling off those dimensions.
Still don't know what degree sweep and if both front and back sweep or just front. See pics below.
Damn, I gotta go to sleep now, Gotta get up at 5am again! I NEED TO HIT THE LOTTO!!!
10-20-2011, 07:36 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
ORIGINAL: spidernad
Shark,
So it looks like 11.5'' wide x 6.5'' long x about 1/4'' thick from your pics on the full scale ones.
So I'm not to far off but I will probably start over, scaling off those dimensions.
Still don't know what degree sweep and if both front and back sweep or just front. See pics below.
Damn, I gotta go to sleep now, Gotta get up at 5am again! I NEED TO HIT THE LOTTO!!!
ORIGINAL: TSHARK203
HERE YOU GO
HERE YOU GO
So it looks like 11.5'' wide x 6.5'' long x about 1/4'' thick from your pics on the full scale ones.
So I'm not to far off but I will probably start over, scaling off those dimensions.
Still don't know what degree sweep and if both front and back sweep or just front. See pics below.
Damn, I gotta go to sleep now, Gotta get up at 5am again! I NEED TO HIT THE LOTTO!!!
10-21-2011, 02:47 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
ORIGINAL: TSHARK203
I will go back and see if i can pull a still off the vid.
I will go back and see if i can pull a still off the vid.
I'll see if I can find some time to work on them this weekend.
10-21-2011, 07:35 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
ORIGINAL: spidernad
Shark,
So it looks like 11.5'' wide x 6.5'' long x about 1/4'' thick from your pics on the full scale ones.
So I'm not to far off but I will probably start over, scaling off those dimensions.
Still don't know what degree sweep and if both front and back sweep or just front. See pics below.
Damn, I gotta go to sleep now, Gotta get up at 5am again! I NEED TO HIT THE LOTTO!!!
ORIGINAL: TSHARK203
HERE YOU GO
HERE YOU GO
So it looks like 11.5'' wide x 6.5'' long x about 1/4'' thick from your pics on the full scale ones.
So I'm not to far off but I will probably start over, scaling off those dimensions.
Still don't know what degree sweep and if both front and back sweep or just front. See pics below.
Damn, I gotta go to sleep now, Gotta get up at 5am again! I NEED TO HIT THE LOTTO!!!
10-30-2011, 01:23 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
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Everybody's Cessnas just look fantastic!!
Saul
Everybody's Cessnas just look fantastic!!
Saul
I might not have known about the TMMY Cessna otherwise.
10-30-2011, 01:24 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
Well, I've got the first set of vertical stabilizer add-on fins finished.
I scrapped the first set and ordered a thinner material to make it more true to scale, so that took a while to get.
I'm really happy with the quality and I'm working on making some more to offer to other TMMY 35% Cessna owners, should anyone be interested.
They are hand made and take quite a while to make, so I'm a little concerned that if I price them to cover my time and make it worth my while they might be too pricey.
I was thinking $75.00 would be enough to cover my time, but if that sounds too high just let me know and I'll scrap the idea and be happy with the one I have.
I scrapped the first set and ordered a thinner material to make it more true to scale, so that took a while to get.
I'm really happy with the quality and I'm working on making some more to offer to other TMMY 35% Cessna owners, should anyone be interested.
They are hand made and take quite a while to make, so I'm a little concerned that if I price them to cover my time and make it worth my while they might be too pricey.
I was thinking $75.00 would be enough to cover my time, but if that sounds too high just let me know and I'll scrap the idea and be happy with the one I have.
10-30-2011, 01:36 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
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Your welcome. When I started the thread I did it because I'm such a huge Cessna nut and thought it was such an awesome kit. I'm happy to see that there are others who share my joy.
Saul
Your welcome. When I started the thread I did it because I'm such a huge Cessna nut and thought it was such an awesome kit. I'm happy to see that there are others who share my joy.
Saul
10-30-2011, 03:29 PM
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I was going to buy one and had even e-mailed Tommy about him building one for me but then I lost my job so I had to cancel the order. I'm working again and really want one. I would make mine electric though.
Saul
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11-01-2011, 12:01 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
Hi Fellows;
Just jumping over from the 185 thread, agreed, Saul, great effort to get the C-182 thread going......
Initially I was looking at the 35% C-182 (with a float conversion), but had a 120†version of the 182 from Austars.
Then came the discussions with Tommy re the C-185, the 185 thread was as a result of this thread.
I really hope you have the opportunity to receive an electric 35% 182 from Tommy in the near future.
Regards
Randy
Just jumping over from the 185 thread, agreed, Saul, great effort to get the C-182 thread going......
Initially I was looking at the 35% C-182 (with a float conversion), but had a 120†version of the 182 from Austars.
Then came the discussions with Tommy re the C-185, the 185 thread was as a result of this thread.
I really hope you have the opportunity to receive an electric 35% 182 from Tommy in the near future.
Regards
Randy
11-07-2011, 03:36 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
Thanks Adrian (from Switzerland), for your purchase of the Stabilizer Add-On fins.
Let me know if you have any questions when installing them.
Dan
Let me know if you have any questions when installing them.
Dan
11-07-2011, 05:51 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
Adrian,
The fins have been sanded with 320 grit wet or dry paper and can be painted if you choose.
They also can be sanded with super fine paper (1000-2000 grit)and polished smooth with no paint, or just installed as is.
You can use white silicone as a gasket or filler to fill in the gaps left by the curve of the Vertical Stabilizer.
If you want the fins to be easily removable, just tape some plastic food wrap to the Stab before applying the silicone to the fin base, screw them on,
then wait a day for it to dry and remove the fins and the plastic wrap and reinstall.
Dan
The fins have been sanded with 320 grit wet or dry paper and can be painted if you choose.
They also can be sanded with super fine paper (1000-2000 grit)and polished smooth with no paint, or just installed as is.
You can use white silicone as a gasket or filler to fill in the gaps left by the curve of the Vertical Stabilizer.
If you want the fins to be easily removable, just tape some plastic food wrap to the Stab before applying the silicone to the fin base, screw them on,
then wait a day for it to dry and remove the fins and the plastic wrap and reinstall.
Dan
11-10-2011, 01:00 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
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Now you did it Dan- i have to get in on the rudder fin as wellWe can call them theDANFIN- let me know price $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ it would be a honer to have you build me a set
Now you did it Dan- i have to get in on the rudder fin as wellWe can call them theDANFIN- let me know price $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ it would be a honer to have you build me a set
Thanks again.
Dan
11-15-2011, 08:54 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
The registration number decal I ordered, N6214N , is the number ofa full scale 2009 Cessna 182 Skylane TC of the same color that I modeled this plane after.
You can see it in the last picture.
You can see it in the last picture.
12-05-2011, 08:05 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
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I also did some calculations when I was looking at prop size and based on the full scale Cessna 182 they run a 79 inch three bladed McCauley propeller. I scaled this down and from memory the 29 inch was almost spot on, within a decimal place from memory.
Steve
I also did some calculations when I was looking at prop size and based on the full scale Cessna 182 they run a 79 inch three bladed McCauley propeller. I scaled this down and from memory the 29 inch was almost spot on, within a decimal place from memory.
Steve
Just orderedtwo 28x12 Biela 3 blade (as attached photo).
Now if I can just get an engine! lol
Come on Rotomotor !
12-18-2011, 01:17 AM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
Hi Guys. Please can you give me some guidance.
I am in the process of re setting up my 3m Cessna to fly again before i fly my 4m Cessna.
My flaps were set up initialy under a flight phase. I deleted the info for the 3m Cessna in my
transmitter and replaced it with the 4m Cessna.
I have both flaps set up but would like to now set up the travel on the flaps to give me
15% & 30%
which is the best way to set up the flaps?
I have a Graupner mx22 transmitter if that helps.
Should i be using the free mixers ?
Regards.
Martin.
I am in the process of re setting up my 3m Cessna to fly again before i fly my 4m Cessna.
My flaps were set up initialy under a flight phase. I deleted the info for the 3m Cessna in my
transmitter and replaced it with the 4m Cessna.
I have both flaps set up but would like to now set up the travel on the flaps to give me
15% & 30%
which is the best way to set up the flaps?
I have a Graupner mx22 transmitter if that helps.
Should i be using the free mixers ?
Regards.
Martin.
12-18-2011, 12:37 PM
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RE: TMMY Scale Composites 35% scale Cessna
If you set up a mix on a 3 position sw. Pos. 1on the switch can be all the way to one direction on the channel (flaps up) Pos. 2 on the switch (middle) can be half way on the channel (or zero)and half down flaps (15 degrees) andPos. 3on the switch can be full opposite direction on the channel and full down flaps (30degrees).
On my futaba I used master and slave same channel in the mix, I actually set it up with two switches and had 10,20, and 30 degrees flaps plus of course up. (no flaps) It took a long time for me to figure out the best way to get it to work with both flaps being on separate channels so I could adjust the end points individually.
**UPDATE - See next post**
On my futaba I used master and slave same channel in the mix, I actually set it up with two switches and had 10,20, and 30 degrees flaps plus of course up. (no flaps) It took a long time for me to figure out the best way to get it to work with both flaps being on separate channels so I could adjust the end points individually.
**UPDATE - See next post**
