TOPRC/GatorRC P-51 Mustang 89"
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Litchfield Park,
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Been working on the cockpit, once I get that completed and do a little weathering, I can finish the rivets on the fuse, then get to paint!
Some more rivets and screws
Some more rivets and screws
#256
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Location: Las Vegas,
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Retrack wires
I have a question for the ones running the stock electric retracts. On the controller the plug is for a futaba radio and I use JR, that's an easy fix. But what is the right color code? My receiver plug has the red and black wires reversed. Is that correct? Thanks for any input in advance. Building two of these birds will post photos when done.
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I have a question for the ones running the stock electric retracts. On the controller the plug is for a futaba radio and I use JR, that's an easy fix. But what is the right color code? My receiver plug has the red and black wires reversed. Is that correct? Thanks for any input in advance. Building two of these birds will post photos when done.
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lol, its good the way it is. I thought about painting it, but if I do that there are to many what ifs and to much extra follow up work. If the paint does not match my OCD will kick in and I will have to start over, then there is the balancing... Yup, I am good It will fly just great!
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Looks like you used the nomenclature from Callie's also. After I installed mine, I decided I didn't really care for the shiny look and am planning on taking them off. I thought about adding a coat of clear gloss to the whole plane, but am afraid that would open up a whole can of worms. Did you clear over your plane?
#271
I used a few very light coats of flat clear over the plane when I was doing my weathering as I have done on many past models. I should have left the canopy masked and shot one more thing coat over the nomenclature but I did not. They will get dirty as I fly. I think they add a ton of detail and really make the plane stand out, but that's just me. It looks naked with out them...
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Hi John,
The flexible exhaust pipe on my mustangs exits out the bottom through a 1" hole through the cowling. Use the small standoffs provided with the engine and the gap between the spinner back plate and cowling is about a 16th of an inch and perfect.
Sonny
The flexible exhaust pipe on my mustangs exits out the bottom through a 1" hole through the cowling. Use the small standoffs provided with the engine and the gap between the spinner back plate and cowling is about a 16th of an inch and perfect.
Sonny
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Thanks!
Have you ran it yet?
i'm going to mount my engine with the Secraft vibration kit.
http://www.secraft.net/shop/step1.ph...20100430013318
Just watched a YouTube video with the torqpro, really shakes.
Have you ran it yet?
i'm going to mount my engine with the Secraft vibration kit.
http://www.secraft.net/shop/step1.ph...20100430013318
Just watched a YouTube video with the torqpro, really shakes.