F20 paint schemes.
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Hey
i should be getting my thorjet F20 plans + wings in the next couple of weeks.
I like to plan ahead. Im unsure bout how I sould paint this!. If you have a F20/F5
please share some pictures with us. Also has anybody got info on the Byron F20,
IronBayModels website is useless.
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Volkan
i should be getting my thorjet F20 plans + wings in the next couple of weeks.
I like to plan ahead. Im unsure bout how I sould paint this!. If you have a F20/F5
please share some pictures with us. Also has anybody got info on the Byron F20,
IronBayModels website is useless.
Cheers
Volkan
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As far as I know , there are only four different chemes, as this jet was grounded before it`s purpose was completed.(customers not satisfied)
I have alot of pix, but no 3 wiew chemes.
I used to have a Gleichhauf Shark, but gave it to a friend, when he crashed his Panther.
Outstanding project though. To bad there are no good kits of this jet in large scale.
Byron had one, but I guess no moore.
Good luck with it, and let me know if I can help you out on your choosen cheme.
Regards
gudmund
I have alot of pix, but no 3 wiew chemes.
I used to have a Gleichhauf Shark, but gave it to a friend, when he crashed his Panther.
Outstanding project though. To bad there are no good kits of this jet in large scale.
Byron had one, but I guess no moore.
Good luck with it, and let me know if I can help you out on your choosen cheme.
Regards
gudmund
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Here is the fourth to the left.
But saying there is only four, take hight, I might be wrong.
There was just one handful planes beeing made and flown.
Sorry about the quality... But It`s a start.
Take close look, and you`ll see.
Gudmund
But saying there is only four, take hight, I might be wrong.
There was just one handful planes beeing made and flown.
Sorry about the quality... But It`s a start.
Take close look, and you`ll see.
Gudmund
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Volcan,
I would recommend that you build up the wings and forget about the foam ones. I would also buy the CNC cut former set and use the thinnest Proskin sheeting, from Mick Reeves Models, for all the ducting.
duthe.
I would recommend that you build up the wings and forget about the foam ones. I would also buy the CNC cut former set and use the thinnest Proskin sheeting, from Mick Reeves Models, for all the ducting.
duthe.
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Volcan,
I would recommend that you build up the wings and forget about the foam ones. I would also buy the CNC cut former set and use the thinnest Proskin sheeting, from Mick Reeves Models, for all the ducting.
duthe.
Volcan,
I would recommend that you build up the wings and forget about the foam ones. I would also buy the CNC cut former set and use the thinnest Proskin sheeting, from Mick Reeves Models, for all the ducting.
duthe.
ones as a templete, I will get the CNC formers.
Gudmund Malones, thanks for the photos, I will go for the red scheme!
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Volkan,
What Byron F-20 info are you looking for?
Mike
Volkan,
What Byron F-20 info are you looking for?
Mike
any websites with more info on this? Oh, and is it kit, or ARF
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adryan --> what f20 was that?
mick --> i got yr email. im not looking to convet the byron to a turbine. I just need some general info on the Byron F20 and information about price, and where (in the UK) i can order it from.
mick --> i got yr email. im not looking to convet the byron to a turbine. I just need some general info on the Byron F20 and information about price, and where (in the UK) i can order it from.
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The airframe is a Cressline F-20. Set up for a Dynamax/OS 77. I decided to use that motor and fan on other project and plan on using a JF-50 Super Bee in its place. My own pipe, and a re-design on the flight controls/set-up. I had to leave this project for a while and never finished the nozzle area or detailing. I would recommend a small plastic model (as in pic 2) for the reference and panel lines. I believe I may have the review of the thorjet F20 in the old copy of Jet, maybe I can scan and send to you, if that helps. Glenn
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Volkan,
I don't think that Iron Bay is producing the kit yet, don't know if they will. I sent them an email a while ago but never heard anything back and I never followed up with it. I have two kits, one built with retracts installed almost ready for paint and finishing and one NIB. The Byron kit is ~1/6 scale. The length is 92" or 96", mine is hanging up so I can't measure it. Wingspan is ~55". Set up to use a Byron fan, no engine specified in the directions. Flying weight according to manual is 13.5 lbs. to 15 lbs.
Mike
I don't think that Iron Bay is producing the kit yet, don't know if they will. I sent them an email a while ago but never heard anything back and I never followed up with it. I have two kits, one built with retracts installed almost ready for paint and finishing and one NIB. The Byron kit is ~1/6 scale. The length is 92" or 96", mine is hanging up so I can't measure it. Wingspan is ~55". Set up to use a Byron fan, no engine specified in the directions. Flying weight according to manual is 13.5 lbs. to 15 lbs.
Mike
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valk70 how much did you get the kit for? you
say you have 2 kits, are you willing to sell one to me!!??
if not I will go with the Thorjet F20,
adryan thanks for the pictures.
CAM2
could you please email the review to:
[email protected]
Thanks
Volkan
say you have 2 kits, are you willing to sell one to me!!??
if not I will go with the Thorjet F20,
adryan thanks for the pictures.
CAM2
could you please email the review to:
[email protected]
Thanks
Volkan



