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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 8/29/2003 4:56:52 PM   
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Status: online 		I dont want to mess around with DF. I had a Kyosho F-16 EDF, but it didn`t realy fly too well.

I had the Kangaroo first, and I have an unbuilt Yellow Aircraft F-16, And then I have my Hotspot, which will have its maiden flight verry soon.

I have ordered a Superjet from Overflymodels.dk Ill have it in about 2 months time. Fairly cheap , and flys extremely well.


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Smoke nozzels - 8/29/2003 5:13:04 PM   
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Status: offline 		Although these are non-operational, I had to put them on. You can't have a scale model without fine details.
These have just been put in to see how they look, some more bending of the pipes is required i think and additional detail around the top of where the pipes enter the fuz etc.......
But you get the idea.

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 12:31:19 AM   
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Status: offline 		[QUOTE]Originally posted by SJN
IAnd then I have my Hotspot, which will have its maiden flight verry soon.
SJ. [/QUOTE]

How close is the flight. any pics?

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:39:21 AM   
SJN



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Status: online 		still have to do all the internals.....it will take a week.

looks finished, but its empty inside :-)




Ive been finishing up the rear of my F-4 from UK Aerotek.......my webra 91 for it is still in the mail....





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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:44:14 AM   
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Status: offline 		Nice job on the rear of that F4. How did you get the alu effect with rivets?

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:46:45 AM   
SJN



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Status: online 		its aluminium foil sticky tape I "borrowed" from work.

the rivits are just pressed into the tape with a pen after it has beed applied.

quite easy :-)

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:49:39 AM   
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Status: offline 		looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
looks better than that bvm stuff. (shouldn't have said that, I'll get hunted by bvm metalizer fans)

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:51:12 AM   
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Status: offline 		on the hawk, did you file down or cut out the slots where the fin and tailplane enters the fuz?

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:51:21 AM   
SJN



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Status: online 		no, its not that great......there are wrinkles in it that I just cant get ironed out...... But for the cost of nothing, Im satisfied :-)

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:54:14 AM   
SJN



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Status: online 		Hawk:
I used my dremmel on it
takes 5 minutes :-)

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 2:57:50 AM   
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Status: offline 		what sand down , or cut through?

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 3:04:10 AM   
SJN



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Status: online 		Your talking about the holes/slots needed to slip the 2 tail pieces into the fuselage right?

I installed a small drill into my dremmel, and cut out the openings to the correct size....and sanded it, so it fits perfectly.

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 3:10:33 AM   
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Status: offline 		kay!
i'll try to do that tomorrow. But it's difficult with one hand eversince Monday, when I slipped with a piece of metal, and it sliced deeply through the bottom, meaty part of my thumb. ow It's stiched and healing now, but i'm wary of it.
I was doing cockpit detailing, making seats, true scale dash etc... sprayed mat black, a true scale pilot. But need 2 hands to do this fine detail, so it's have to wait.
Have you got a simulator? try flying something fast one handed.
If you;ve got Aerofly pro, I've got some decent add ons, that i would send to you. Let me know and I'm send them tomorrow.

Cheers
Dave

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 3:17:11 AM   
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Status: offline 		I'm designing a prop jet along the lines of the GP Patriot.
For probaly electric power
Length 32"
Wingspan 27"
Foam fuz and foam core wings balsa sheeted.

Basic plans drawn up, but no real time as yet to go on with it. As back to school Monday, and the Hawk is crying out for attention.

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 3:17:53 AM   
SJN



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Status: online 		hehe thanks, but I only have the Free FMS Simulator.

Better watch out for those fingers....they are the only ones you have :-)
I also hate when that happens.....restricts you alot sometimes :-)
I usualy keep working and bleeding all over the place.

BTW, if your looking for bad taste, look at these :-)
http://desfasetotal.metropoliglobal.com/especial/happytree/happytree.htm

SJ.

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speed prop for my Webra 36, skyhawk, eurofighter - 9/4/2003 3:58:19 AM   
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Status: offline 		... SJ... What the FUçK is that man...?!?!

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