Polyurethane 109F/G exhaust ports
03-02-2004, 08:02 PM
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RE: Polyurethane 109F/G exhaust ports
Gorgeous work Scalecraft. Are they solid cast or hollow? I tried hollow casting the stacks for my Taylor Typhoon but was not satisfied with them. I ended up vac forming them in two halves and assembling which is a major time eater.
03-03-2004, 06:16 PM
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RE: Polyurethane 109F/G exhaust ports
Thanks Guys
I've stagnated on construction of my plugs so I though to fire me up, I'll post a pic hoping to get fired up again.
I'post more pics as they come.
The ports are solid. But look hollow from the port opening. I'll probably need the nose weight.
Steve
I've stagnated on construction of my plugs so I though to fire me up, I'll post a pic hoping to get fired up again.
I'post more pics as they come.
The ports are solid. But look hollow from the port opening. I'll probably need the nose weight.
Steve
03-23-2004, 02:24 PM
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RE: Polyurethane 109F/G exhaust ports
Hey, those look great...what kit you working on? Ive got an IMP 109 and a platt 109. I plan on starting both of them this summer.
