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Gizmo
Between repairs to my fleet (my son's home from college-need more be said?) a D&L Designs Gizmo - VERY nice kit. Very light wood and should come out pretty light for a .40+ fun type plane. Sort of resembles a Sig SE in that in has a two piece wing with tube connecting them through the fuse.
VERY well engineered, laser-cut, and clean plans....good one!
Jerry
PS Next should be a Doghouse Extreme - another good looking kit!
VERY well engineered, laser-cut, and clean plans....good one!
Jerry
PS Next should be a Doghouse Extreme - another good looking kit!
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I am working on a Top Flight Giant Corsair. Long term project for sure!
Trying to fix the workshop at the same time makes it slow going
Trying to fix the workshop at the same time makes it slow going
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Just completed framing up a Lanier 1/2A / Speed 400 Shrike. Power will be electric. Nice laser cutting, everything fit great!
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Magnum,
That is quite a project. I think one of your club members has built that one already - heck he has built almost ALL of TF's Warbirds..Bill Pendergraph.
Keep us posted as to the progress....nice flying bird from what I hear.
Jerry
That is quite a project. I think one of your club members has built that one already - heck he has built almost ALL of TF's Warbirds..Bill Pendergraph.
Keep us posted as to the progress....nice flying bird from what I hear.
Jerry
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Hi My project at the monent is a Sig Kougar.. I started it begining of Nov.. Haven't had much time lately to work on IT.
Still can't wait to get It airbone.. I've heard soooo many good things about flying this plane. This is my 3rd kit.
1st kit Sig MidStar 40 which I now use as my trainging plane..Art you were right on about the flying abilties of this plane.
2nd Kit Balsa USA Thunderbug 40 I went with dual servos in the wing
Still can't wait to get It airbone.. I've heard soooo many good things about flying this plane. This is my 3rd kit.
1st kit Sig MidStar 40 which I now use as my trainging plane..Art you were right on about the flying abilties of this plane.
2nd Kit Balsa USA Thunderbug 40 I went with dual servos in the wing
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I am currently completing a Bucker Jungman bi-plane, just about have it covered, I have a scratch build twin cessna project that lacks a right wing half and two cowels, this is going to take longer than I thought, but I can fly the jungman in the meantime!......Bud
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Just completed framing up a Morris Hobbies .60 Su-Do-Khoi. Great kit, hardware package & Instructions, not so great. Hope it flies half as good as they say. Going with a Saito .91 or a MVVS .77 for power, not sure yet.
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Finishing up a GP Giles 202 (covering)
Ready to cover GP Gee Bee
Forever working on my Giant Stinger
1/2 way done on a Lanier Pro-twister
rebuilding a Midwest Texan
scratch building a sig Kadet
......and I wonder why I never get anywhere.........
Ready to cover GP Gee Bee
Forever working on my Giant Stinger
1/2 way done on a Lanier Pro-twister
rebuilding a Midwest Texan
scratch building a sig Kadet
......and I wonder why I never get anywhere.........
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Greetings
I am building a Great Planes Easy Sport 40. Have it almost framed up and ready for covering. I chose to make it a tail dragger and I wasn't overly impressed with the kit but its lookin good now
Hawk
I am building a Great Planes Easy Sport 40. Have it almost framed up and ready for covering. I chose to make it a tail dragger and I wasn't overly impressed with the kit but its lookin good now
Hawk
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Currently about half finished with a Dynaflite Super Cub
Next will be finishing off a plans built Do-335
Then some fleet repairs and a Gloabl Freestyle 3D
Next big projects will be a Hostetler Gee Bee R-2 and a Lanier Staudacher.
Long term projects include a Meister P-47 and a pair of Meister Corsairs.
Next will be finishing off a plans built Do-335
Then some fleet repairs and a Gloabl Freestyle 3D
Next big projects will be a Hostetler Gee Bee R-2 and a Lanier Staudacher.
Long term projects include a Meister P-47 and a pair of Meister Corsairs.
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I am finishing up a Dymond large Tiger Moth (it was arc), but need to decide what I should build next. I have the choices down to three.
1. Platt Bucker Jungmiester powered by Saito 170 R3 radial
2. Holman Fw190D9 80 inch span with retracts and flaps
3. Aerotech International Avro Lancaster with retracts and flaps.
I am kinda leaning towards #2 or #3 because I finishing up my Tiggie so I'll have a bipe. Anyone built any of the above and have advice I'm all ears also. TIA
1. Platt Bucker Jungmiester powered by Saito 170 R3 radial
2. Holman Fw190D9 80 inch span with retracts and flaps
3. Aerotech International Avro Lancaster with retracts and flaps.
I am kinda leaning towards #2 or #3 because I finishing up my Tiggie so I'll have a bipe. Anyone built any of the above and have advice I'm all ears also. TIA
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as stated in beginner board, got an aeroflyte hustler trainer on the build and a sig SE for when I learn to fly that
right about the pieces falling out of their sheets, top notch quality
right about the pieces falling out of their sheets, top notch quality
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Wow, you had to ask! Here's what I have waiting, although 4 of them are already started, the Joker, Taurus, Stickit V and Birdie .10. Looks like a LONG winter!!
33% Extra 300L, Ohio R/C
28% Extra 300, Ohio R/C
Bridi Bizzee Bee - 80" WS
Sig Something Extra
Dynaflite PA-18 Super Cub - 1/4 scale
Dash 5 - pattern plane
Summit III-pattern plane
Vertigo II - Pattern
Curare - Pattern
MK Joker - pattern
H9 Cap 232 - 1/4 scale
Giant Taurus - 80" WS
Stickit V - fun fly carbon fiber boom type
Birdie .10 - mini-pattern plane
As well as this, I have already done:
31% One Design, Moki 1.8
H9 Pizazz , OS .70 4-stroker
Loadstar .40 trainer (Heather's) - OS .46 FX
2 Litesticks
Asterion - Thunder Tigre .25
2 SPADS, OS .25 FX's
Raptor Heli
Man, am I outgrowing my house, or what?!?!?
33% Extra 300L, Ohio R/C
28% Extra 300, Ohio R/C
Bridi Bizzee Bee - 80" WS
Sig Something Extra
Dynaflite PA-18 Super Cub - 1/4 scale
Dash 5 - pattern plane
Summit III-pattern plane
Vertigo II - Pattern
Curare - Pattern
MK Joker - pattern
H9 Cap 232 - 1/4 scale
Giant Taurus - 80" WS
Stickit V - fun fly carbon fiber boom type
Birdie .10 - mini-pattern plane
As well as this, I have already done:
31% One Design, Moki 1.8
H9 Pizazz , OS .70 4-stroker
Loadstar .40 trainer (Heather's) - OS .46 FX
2 Litesticks
Asterion - Thunder Tigre .25
2 SPADS, OS .25 FX's
Raptor Heli
Man, am I outgrowing my house, or what?!?!?
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Since this is about kit building, what are you building?
I'm currently building a Sig Smith MIniplane. It's been a challenge so far. About the only precut pieces are the wing ribs and a couple of formers.
http://www.bidinger.org/RC-Planes/10...ith_Miniplane/
I've got a 4*40, Venture 60, Sig SE, and a couple of Q500 pylon racers waiting to be built.
As if that wasn't enough I'm working on finishing up a foam core wing for my LT-40. The old wing was fine but I wanted to try some new things out. The new wing has almost all the dihedral removed. It's a foam core with balsa sheeting. I've also rigged it with barn door ailerons and flaps. I'm also planning on glassing and painting it.
http://www.bidinger.org/RC-Planes/10...ith_Miniplane/
I've got a 4*40, Venture 60, Sig SE, and a couple of Q500 pylon racers waiting to be built.
As if that wasn't enough I'm working on finishing up a foam core wing for my LT-40. The old wing was fine but I wanted to try some new things out. The new wing has almost all the dihedral removed. It's a foam core with balsa sheeting. I've also rigged it with barn door ailerons and flaps. I'm also planning on glassing and painting it.
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Nice pics of the Smith mini, hope to have one someday.
I'm working on the GP Spirit, Terminator HLG, and the Super Wasp currently
I'm working on the GP Spirit, Terminator HLG, and the Super Wasp currently
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I have to finish sand and cover a M.S. Models profile combat Spitfire .15 size. I have my next plane, the Dynaflite Super Decathlon with a 35cc gas ready to start after my next heli project!
So many model, so little time. Not to mention that I have to squeeze in that dirty four letter word.... WORK!
So many model, so little time. Not to mention that I have to squeeze in that dirty four letter word.... WORK!
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im building top flite 60 and giant scale corsair a bud nosen citabria a 1/4 scale cub a 60 size cub a gp dazzler fun fly and almost redt to cover my morris sukoi with a webra speed 50 it should run like a scalded dog...ol
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Kits to be built this winter...
I just finished a Unionville Hobby Supply 72" deHavilland Beaver and just need to make the mounts for my Great Planes floats.
I'm finishing up a Tower Fun-51 profile and will try to get it covered this week.
That leaves a few kits on the shelf to choose from for the coming winter months:
(I also have a couple of ARFs that need assembling: A Great Planes 1/4 scale Giles 202 and a World Models J-3 Cub 48.)
I'm finishing up a Tower Fun-51 profile and will try to get it covered this week.
That leaves a few kits on the shelf to choose from for the coming winter months:
- Adrian Page .60-size Gee Bee R2
- Great Planes P-51D Mustang
- Wing Mfg. Douglas A-26 Invader twin
- Bud Nosen 105" Citabria
- Two Tower Extra Special profile kits to be bashed into a twin-fuse twin. :-)
(I also have a couple of ARFs that need assembling: A Great Planes 1/4 scale Giles 202 and a World Models J-3 Cub 48.)
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Builds in progress....
Presently finishing up radio installation in an Ace Simple Ultimate, framing of a Balsacraft Rapier delta, almost done cutting the last (I think) of the bits for my Taylor FW-190A4. What's next? recover a Midwest P-51D, a Global F4U, and a GSP.com Giles 202. Arrrgghhh...repairs!!