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Daren Savage -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (11/14/2002 8:27 PM)
Harald, I see. Thanks for clearing up my confusion. Your Su-27 is looking really good. Daren

Greg_R -> WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW! (11/14/2002 10:10 PM)
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Greg_R -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (11/14/2002 10:11 PM)
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Greg_R -> HA HA my wife! (11/14/2002 10:12 PM)
Time and money is all I need!

CobraJet -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (11/15/2002 2:11 PM)
Looks like you've got plenty of time... :D

Daren Savage -> Re: HA HA my wife! (11/16/2002 1:31 AM)
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Greg_R Time and money is all I need! [/QUOTE]Nice model. The Flanker looks good too! Daren

Greg_R -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (11/16/2002 2:13 AM)
Thanks

harald huf -> su27 project - update (1/8/2003 9:12 PM)
hello friends and a happy new year, i just updated my su27-project page. I'm done now with the metal-covering of the wings, tailerons, stabilizers and also with the rudders. harald

harald huf -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (2/15/2003 4:59 PM)
hello, i just made a new update, you can see the fuselage-topside and some pics off the mounted plane. and the best news: i'm moving back to bayaria soon, having jet-smell and bavarian beer!!!!! bye harald

harald huf -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (3/15/2003 5:37 AM)
hello, plane's topside is done now, i just update my page. brg harald

Daren Savage -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (3/15/2003 6:44 AM)
Harald, Beautiful work! Looking better each time I check back. Daren

Terry Holston -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (3/15/2003 7:19 AM)
Great looking Jet, Sure wish I could read German. But I still appreciate all the hard work. Keep it up!!!

harald huf -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (3/15/2003 1:45 PM)
hi daren, hi terry thank you end of this month we'll move back to bavaria and there i will finish the su27 . we're glad to come home soon...but there's a lot to do and less time to build at the planes. harald

shockwave -> What an incredible example of craftsmanship (3/16/2003 12:54 PM)
Hello, I must commend you on your incredible attention to detail of your SU-27 project; this is one of the best examples of craftsmanship I have ever seen; In my humble opinion the SU-27 /35 has to be one of the most desirable aircraft. My personal preference is the twin seat variant: I love the graceful line that extends from the front of the canopy all the way back to the tail. What are your plans for the project; in short are you planning on kitting the SU?? Thank you for your time. David Mosher Airasys Models Inc. 959 Crespi Dr. Pacifica CA. 94044 650-355-2052 PS. Even my wife was impressed and that is saying allot!

harald huf -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (3/16/2003 11:20 PM)
hi david, thanks a lot...and also your wife...she must be a real expert in good looking jets...... exactly that fuselage line from the end of the canopy to the tail, is what i love so much.... at the moment i don't know if i will kit the plane for my own, ore work together with a high quality company...we'll see harald

P-51B -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (3/17/2003 12:05 AM)
Hey Harald! I hadn't looked in on the project in a while, it is more amazing than ever. The rivet and panel detail looks great. Hurry up and move back to the Bavaria region so you can dedicate the proper time to the jet!

harald huf -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (3/22/2003 12:13 AM)
hi p51-d, yes we'll hurry up now, we're moving next week and so i will try to start working at the projec soon! I'll let you know and upload new pics - next step is the underside fuselage. harald

R/C.... -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (5/12/2003 4:04 PM)
sweeeeeeetttttt....what are you using as reference for that detail on the panels...you don't own a 1:1 scale do you ?! :D ;).... BTW....hope you have a large enough door....would be a pity to have to knock down a wall to get it out of there...:D :p

harald huf -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (5/13/2003 2:17 AM)
hi r/c.... no sorry, i don't own a 1:1 scale....and no way to get one cheap... but i got it out of my workshop and moved it with me back to bavaria. harald

F86_SABRE -> SU construction (5/14/2003 1:36 AM)
Hi Harald, Can you please tell me how you managed to bend the litho aluminum in certain parts...like the engine fairing, round tight edges....do you heat the litho up before bending? What litho aluminum thickness did you use to cover the plane? How is the litho stuck to the fuselage...by cyano or epoxy? Thanks for any help you might be able to give me.....nice plane and lots of work! Regards Reuben

Forgues Research -> Re: SU construction (5/14/2003 1:44 AM)
[QUOTE]Originally posted by F86_SABRE Hi Harald, Can you please tell me how you managed to bend the litho aluminum in certain parts...like the engine fairing, round tight edges....do you heat the litho up before bending? What litho aluminum thickness did you use to cover the plane? How is the litho stuck to the fuselage...by cyano or epoxy? Thanks for any help you might be able to give me.....nice plane and lots of work! Regards Reuben [/QUOTE] Why Litho plates, when you can use this material. Flite Metal

harald huf -> big SU 27 Flanker Project in Germany (5/14/2003 1:49 AM)
hi reuben, i use litho aluminium 1/10mm to 2/10 mm. i didn't heat the aluminium, the parts like the engine fairings are streched with many many knocks with a rounded hammer! you can heat the aluminium, but you have to be very carefull and the aluminium is very soft and demagable after heating it. to clue the covers to the fuselage you need olny a contact-glue. in germany we have PATTEX don`t know if you have the same trademarks... hope this helps regards, harald

F86_SABRE -> SU Constr. (5/14/2003 1:54 AM)
Hi Roger, Good question! Well I have both and I might be using the stuff for the inlet lip of the Mig-15 I am trying to mold. Well I guess litho aluminum does not stick so hard to the surface and so you will get the aluminum effect of the real plane. Moreover, I think litho aluminum can take the stamping of the simulated rivetting better. I guess that is my interpretation...I might be wrong since I havent used any of those yet but then that is why i am asking to decide on which best route to take. Thanks for the interest. Regards Reuben

Forgues Research -> Re: SU Constr. (5/14/2003 2:01 AM)
[QUOTE]Originally posted by F86_SABRE Hi Roger, Good question! Well I have both and I might be using the stuff for the inlet lip of the Mig-15 I am trying to mold. Well I guess litho aluminum does not stick so hard to the surface and so you will get the aluminum effect of the real plane. Moreover, I think litho aluminum can take the stamping of the simulated rivetting better. I guess that is my interpretation...I might be wrong since I havent used any of those yet but then that is why i am asking to decide on which best route to take. Thanks for the interest. Regards Reuben [/QUOTE] Reuben, You might be right, but when I was at the Toledo convention in April, I saw first hand a few models that used the Flight metal and I was impressed to say the least. I plan on using it for my next winter project which will be the AT6 by Ziroli.

F86_SABRE -> Su Construction (5/14/2003 2:08 AM)
Roger, I dont doubt the quality of the product or its effect. I just do not know if it will have the same effect as litho aluminum for molding purposes. That is my concern. Otherwise it should be a great product for the use you are intending it to be utilised on. AT-6 plane is nice and should make it look wonderful. Keep us posted on that project Thanks again Reuben

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