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Old 03-21-2005, 11:25 AM
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Default Tornado nearly ready

hi thought id share some pics of the tornado im buliding for the slope, just a few odds and ends to do then out for a test glide, has anyone else built this kit for the slope?? i hope she should be ready by the end of next week [>:]
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Default RE: Tornado nearly ready

So what construction method(s) did you use? Whats the span and wingloading?
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she is built up from ply and balsa box sections, wing is an Eppler 374 conventional built-up type(spar and part sheeted), span is 43" with a weight of about 600g "without rx and batt pack,she is set for elevon/aileron and rudder is optional .
not sure on wing loading as there is no mention of it in the manual, but i would reccomend taking a look at there website as they have some great looking kits on there, the hawk mk2 is on my shopping list i think, i have seen the mk1 flying at my local slope and it looks fantastic,it has a head turning ability in the air and on the ground too,

http://www.westfieldmodels.co.uk/index.htm

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