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Scale Airliner - 3/11/2003 2:28:36 PM   
cmsrp



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From: StrathdaleVictoria, AUSTRALIA
Status: offline 		I bought some full length videos off Fred to help me with my choice of airliner, but I have to say "I'm more confused now"!!!!! They are all SO GOOD!!!!! Freds filming is great too and gets in to all the flap linkages etc. Definitely a help when I build mine. And "THAT" sound of twin turbine!!!!!!!!! I had to go and have a lie down!!!!!!

The 205 kilogram (450 pound) B-29 is pretty impressive too!!!!!! Dont they have a weight limit in Europe!!!!!!!!

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Scale Airliner - 3/11/2003 11:20:15 PM   
allen555-RCU


 

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From: FOREST MS USA
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do you have some more picture of the 757 by mr peek

please post i am build one and i need some detail

please help !!!!!

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Scale Airliner - 3/12/2003 12:57:17 AM   
Air Video Fred


 

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From: BooterstownCounty Dublin, IRELAND
Status: offline 		Sorry,

no 757 in my video or photo files that could help you.

If you are making the fuselage and wing from foam, than it does not matter which plane; the principal is the same:

where do I fit supporting materials, how to position the U/C without adding a ton of weight etc.

Fred

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Scale Airliner - 3/12/2003 1:05:34 AM   
Air Video Fred


 

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From: BooterstownCounty Dublin, IRELAND
Status: offline 		Hi CMRSP


Kranz in Germany has some smaller kits available. Reasonable prices.
Polyester/Glas Fuselage,
Foam wings abachi covered.

I only have address and phone no. no e-mail or web addres.

Have bought 4 P-47's from him, we want tu fly formation. 100 inches span.
exxelent flying planes Mr. Kranz makes!

He also makes a 727 kit

Werner Kranz
Friedrich Strasse 30
Castrop-Rauxel (near Dusseldorf)
Tel.: 0049 2305 81402 0r 73459



FRed

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Scale Airliner - 3/12/2003 2:35:57 AM   
allen555-RCU


 

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From: FOREST MS USA
Status: offline 		hi air fred

can you check up on the 727 to see what the price for me
post on the forum so all the guy see the price cmsrp will love that
and me to


please help rcu member thanks

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Scale Airliner - 3/12/2003 2:40:07 AM   
Air Video Fred


 

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From: BooterstownCounty Dublin, IRELAND
Status: offline 		I will male a phone call to morrow.

Fred

I am not a dealer in kits.
So after first contsact youare on your own!

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Ky 757 - 3/12/2003 9:02:51 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		As I stated in a previous post, Mr. Peck has built three of the 757's to date with a fouth under construction.

I will post a few pics of the fourth one under constuction along with a few pics of the previous ones.

This pic is of the wing profile. Notice the multi angle cuts.

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Retract Cutout's - 3/12/2003 9:09:06 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		Cutout's and mounting rails for the gear.

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Another View - 3/12/2003 9:17:06 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		Better view of gear mounting rails.

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One more - 3/12/2003 9:20:03 AM   
Countryboy



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Retract - 3/12/2003 9:25:18 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		Pic of the Century Jet 1/5 scale Centurion retract with modified lower strut.

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Bogey Wheels - 3/12/2003 9:28:45 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		Pic of the bogey wheels mounted.

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Scale Airliner - 3/12/2003 9:32:26 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		Retract sitting on the rails.

Notice where the rails are in relation to lower skin. The wing starts to get pretty thin back toward the trailing edge.

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Brake Setup - 3/12/2003 9:43:04 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		Pic of the ground friction brake setup.

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Nose Shot - 3/12/2003 9:49:16 AM   
Countryboy



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Status: offline 		Head on pic of the nose section removed from the one currently flying.

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