Messerschmitt 109 G 14 1650mm(65')
04-03-2009, 03:17 PM
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Messerschmitt 109 G 14 1650mm(65')
Hi Guys!
Im starting to build my new plane(s). It will be 1:6 scale with eletric motor (AXI 4130/16 or hacker same size)
The flying weight will be 4200-4600g aprox.
This kind of plane( the original one) produce also in Hungary and im decided i build up one of them.(of course with hungarian camo)
The first step = gears (rectract). im not finished completly but it works and it seems its strong enought. (i tested it with 8 kg! without any "problems" up to down takes 7-9 sec. with each of diff. speed)
weight now is 267g
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Some pictures: (video soon)
Im starting to build my new plane(s). It will be 1:6 scale with eletric motor (AXI 4130/16 or hacker same size)
The flying weight will be 4200-4600g aprox.
This kind of plane( the original one) produce also in Hungary and im decided i build up one of them.(of course with hungarian camo)
The first step = gears (rectract). im not finished completly but it works and it seems its strong enought. (i tested it with 8 kg! without any "problems" up to down takes 7-9 sec. with each of diff. speed)
weight now is 267g
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Some pictures: (video soon)
04-04-2009, 02:03 PM
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RE: Messerschmitt 109 G 14 1650mm(65')
Hi Guys
I put the gears on the "leg", and two short wideos how is it works.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ0bp7BKr3I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT8xYpla5Mw
I put the gears on the "leg", and two short wideos how is it works.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ0bp7BKr3I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT8xYpla5Mw
04-12-2009, 02:07 PM
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Looks great akivon! Thanks for the extensive photos and videos on how your gear works. Looks very well built.
How did things go with your FW? Have you flown it yet?
How did things go with your FW? Have you flown it yet?
05-02-2009, 02:46 PM
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RE: Messerschmitt 109 G 14 1650mm(65')
Hi IL2windhawk
I Sold my Fw to China and i didn't receive any feedback for her....
But some progress from 109s and soon she will got a full metal jacket..
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I Sold my Fw to China and i didn't receive any feedback for her....
But some progress from 109s and soon she will got a full metal jacket..
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06-01-2009, 02:33 PM
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RE: Messerschmitt 109 G 14 1650mm(65')
Thanks Fokke
When i will finish the covering i ll put the rivets and all smalest "things" on the surface.
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When i will finish the covering i ll put the rivets and all smalest "things" on the surface.
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06-01-2009, 02:42 PM
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hmmmm i think that will be a little difficulty
I made my panels firs ,and then Iglue the panels on the fuselage ,,on my way iI can control how many deep to be the every rivet
As I wrote you on PM ,you must to make all panel ,rivets and finally to glue on the fuselage
I wish you success with the projekt
06-02-2009, 12:23 AM
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Maybe I make a mistake ,sorry In my topic I explain how exactly I make the panels ,if you like my method you can see in my topic for BF-109 Emil
06-08-2009, 02:44 PM
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RE: Messerschmitt 109 G 14 1650mm(65')
Hi Guys
i ve changed a rivet profile a bit few place (more scale looks) but i dont know ..(some rivets became "positive ")
maybe looks better..(i hope)
Akivon
i ve changed a rivet profile a bit few place (more scale looks) but i dont know ..(some rivets became "positive ")
maybe looks better..(i hope)
Akivon
09-05-2009, 11:23 AM
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RE: Messerschmitt 109 G 14 1650mm(65')
Hi Guys
I have to take a few months pause but now i start again.
The new cooler and some new rivets..
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I have to take a few months pause but now i start again.
The new cooler and some new rivets..
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Ákivon
09-06-2009, 10:25 AM
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Hi ak
This is very nice work. This is more like a model to make a composite mold off and not fly. Why risk the art work when you can have it forever.
I have an extra CMP 109F/G that I am going to super scale correct detail and then pull a mold off of.
Your work is top notch.
Steve
This is very nice work. This is more like a model to make a composite mold off and not fly. Why risk the art work when you can have it forever.
I have an extra CMP 109F/G that I am going to super scale correct detail and then pull a mold off of.
Your work is top notch.
Steve
11-13-2009, 01:12 PM
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Great progress Akivon , [sm=thumbs_up.gif] keep walking ............... 
very nice result , show as the mould and tell as more about the method and materials for composite part
very nice result , show as the mould and tell as more about the method and materials for composite part