ESM T-28
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RE: ESM T-28
Whats he waiting for? I want this muffler now! Does he have an email address?I'd love to shoot him a message telling him how interested I am in this.
Thanks,
Jon
Thanks,
Jon
ORIGINAL: rk212
I'm sure at some stage he'll be catering for the most popular of the range
ORIGINAL: stoat
Nice! Dammit I have sold my Trojan... typical.
Will he be making one for the Corsair?
Nice! Dammit I have sold my Trojan... typical.
Will he be making one for the Corsair?
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Welcome Charles,
I'm jealous that you've had the privilege of flying in a T-28. Thanks for sharing your photos.
I too had the 65" BlackHorse T-28. As hard as I would try to imagine that it looked like a T-28, I just couldn't get past how unscale that plane was. Sure, anyone could paint a plane and put the markings on it to resemble a T-28, but I feel thats exactly what B.H did. I don't miss that plane at all.
Buying the ESM T-28 was the best decision I ever made. I'm sure you'll just love it!
Jon
I'm jealous that you've had the privilege of flying in a T-28. Thanks for sharing your photos.
I too had the 65" BlackHorse T-28. As hard as I would try to imagine that it looked like a T-28, I just couldn't get past how unscale that plane was. Sure, anyone could paint a plane and put the markings on it to resemble a T-28, but I feel thats exactly what B.H did. I don't miss that plane at all.
Buying the ESM T-28 was the best decision I ever made. I'm sure you'll just love it!
Jon
ORIGINAL: CHARLES WINTER
Hi T-28 Pilots. Started to work on my ESM T-28. I flew the real ones during my Pre-Flight training in the USAF (1953) Flew T-6s first then T-28s then T-33s and many more jets after that. I'll include a few pictures as to my approach to the BUILD. I'll include a few pictures of other items. One picture is my 60 size T-28 with an RVC 90 4 cycle in it. A picture of me in a full size T-28 during Pre-Flight training. I started the EMS T-28 kit by first developing a single wire to hold the flying surfaces on. Col. Chuck Winter
Hi T-28 Pilots. Started to work on my ESM T-28. I flew the real ones during my Pre-Flight training in the USAF (1953) Flew T-6s first then T-28s then T-33s and many more jets after that. I'll include a few pictures as to my approach to the BUILD. I'll include a few pictures of other items. One picture is my 60 size T-28 with an RVC 90 4 cycle in it. A picture of me in a full size T-28 during Pre-Flight training. I started the EMS T-28 kit by first developing a single wire to hold the flying surfaces on. Col. Chuck Winter
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RE: ESM T-28
Hi T-28 Pilots. I will be putting a Zenoah G-45 in my T-28. I'll used 4 metal hex bolts to hold the wing on. Some people may say IT'S OVER KILL but I fly my airplanes HARD. I like doing aerobatics and the T-28 can do just about any radical maneuver. If any of you followed my F7F Tigercat build, you know I build like it is a full size aircraft. This EMS kit shows 3 Easy Hinges in the ailerons - NOT ACCEPTABLE for heavy flying with a gasoline engine Banging Engine. The pictures show the rope "Tourniquet" method to pull 2 wing sections together. The large dowel pieces inserted in the wing center leading edge are from a Coat Hanger Rod. The Blind nuts are 1/4-20 and are the longer "Deeper Ones" with more threads. Any questions Have at it... Col. Chuck Winter
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RE: ESM T-28
Hi T-28 pilots. Missed one of my Wing Bolt installation pictures showing the size and installation of large dowel in wing leading edge. I pre-drilled center of dowel undersize on a drill press to insure the hole was straight through the dowel. I put a thin wood dowel in hole to position the large dowel so t would line up with guide hole in fuselage. I then added the resin mixd with chopped glass. This allowed me to position the large dowel in the exact position necessary. Picture of me sitting on canopy ledge of a F-106. Picture of my F7F Tigercat taxing in after a flight. Col. Chuck Winter
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RE: ESM T-28
Hi T-28 Pilots, Installing my horizontal stabilizers. I used 2 carbon tubes that go through the fuselage. Used the "Tourniquet" method to pull both horizontal stabs. together. The only concern I have is that my kit is missing the wing and flap servo covers. The aileron servo covers have part of the word NAVY on it and the other cover has the center part of the Air Force insignia on it. I sent VQ (Thomas) pictures of the wing so he would know what is missing. It's been 3 weeks and no word. I also sent 2 email messages NO ANSWER. I can make the covers and do some airbrush work but the point I want to make, is that I am UNHAPPY with the lack of concern about a product they sell that is suppose to be complete. Col. Chuck Winter
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Capt winters,
Greetings,
I sent you several Emails thanking you for
Your pictures! I also asked you about the covers.
Please check your junk folder as i am
Sure you will find my responses there!
I am Always concerned for my fellow modeler.
Thank you ,
Tomas
VQ WARBIRDS
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www.vqwarbirds.com
Greetings,
I sent you several Emails thanking you for
Your pictures! I also asked you about the covers.
Please check your junk folder as i am
Sure you will find my responses there!
I am Always concerned for my fellow modeler.
Thank you ,
Tomas
VQ WARBIRDS
[email protected]
www.vqwarbirds.com
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RE: ESM T-28
VQ Thomas I received one SPAM message from you on 18 Jan. My pictures showed the missing covers. Your answer that the covers were wrapped in foam and I should look in the wing for them. I have built the wing, fuselage and horizontal stabilizer. I have cut up the BIG packing box and made a carrying cradle for my T-28. I didn't mention that the wing openings for the flap covers were not cut out. I DID NOT GET THE Aileron and Flap covers. Colonel Chuck Winter
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RE: ESM T-28
Hi T-28 Pilots, Some pictures installing horns in horizontal stabilizers. The horns are Du-Bro Large Scale "T-Style" #366. The horns and resin will be shaped into stabilizer surface and painted later. I don't like the suggested Bell Crank and Wire cable method. I like having 2 servos on my stabilizer so I can adjust each one if necessary. I also feel that with a Zenoah G-45 pulling this T-28 and hoping to do all the Snap Maneuvers I want and have the Strength and Positive action of the entire Stabilizer. (My personal sentiments) Picture intercepting a Russian TU-95 Bear. Col. Chuck Winter
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RE: ESM T-28
Hi T-28 pilots, I received a very pleasant phone call this morning from Thomas (VQ Warbirds). We discussed the missing wing servo covers. He volunteered to take wing covers out of another T-28 kit and send them to me. Thomas is very sincere in making customers happy. I told Thomas not to take servo wing covers out of another kit, I will make them and do the painting. Thomas volunteered to give me a credit on my next VQ purchase. I am very satisfied with Thomas's approach to this situation. Col. Chuck Winter Picture taken at Chitose AFB Japan (1957) Japanese/American Control Line Contest
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RE: ESM T-28
ORIGINAL: Mr.Stang
Hello
My Engine was just arrived, here are Pictures
Hello
My Engine was just arrived, here are Pictures
Which motor is this?
Anyone who can help me out with distance from firewall to front of the cowling?
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RE: ESM T-28
Hello Alf
The Engine is a VT 42 From Germany, the Manufacturer was a Little Machineshop.
Google to VT42 , you can find all wath you need.
Distance is 160mm from Wall to Outerpoint Cowl
Grettings Fred
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RE: ESM T-28
ORIGINAL: navyt28
Flying Weight of my ESM Trojan ,DLA 32 with big muffler is 10kg (22 lbs)
Franz
Flying Weight of my ESM Trojan ,DLA 32 with big muffler is 10kg (22 lbs)
Franz
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RE: ESM T-28
Hey All T-28 Pilots/Builders,
I'm in the middle of trying to install a Hangtime Hobbies Giant size Hidden Panel on the L/S of the fuse close to the CG. Problem I'm having is trying to cut into the FG without destroying the painted edges of the panel. I'm very open to suggestions as what to use besides (Xacto Knife or Xacto Micro saw)...
Any Ideas???
Thanks,
Vic
I'm in the middle of trying to install a Hangtime Hobbies Giant size Hidden Panel on the L/S of the fuse close to the CG. Problem I'm having is trying to cut into the FG without destroying the painted edges of the panel. I'm very open to suggestions as what to use besides (Xacto Knife or Xacto Micro saw)...
Any Ideas???
Thanks,
Vic
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RE: ESM T-28
Hallo Franz
Lach, ja hab ich am anfang auch vorgehabt aber der Wahnsinn hat einzug gehalten:-))))
Grettings from Switzerland
Lach, ja hab ich am anfang auch vorgehabt aber der Wahnsinn hat einzug gehalten:-))))
Grettings from Switzerland
ORIGINAL: navyt28
Hallo, Fred
minor modifications , Tiefstapler !
Franz
Hallo, Fred
minor modifications , Tiefstapler !
Franz