GP cub pics
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Took these will my cell phone this morning. so that are not the best quality. All that's left is attaching the wing struts, which I did start last night. I'm using 6/32 brass threaded inserts, 5 minute epoxy to sert them in place, then allen head screws for attaching the struts to the wing. Should make it a bit easier to attach the struts at the field. Just need to be sure that I don't twist the wing when I finish mounting and aligning the rear strut supports. Maybe maiden on Sunday. I still need to shorten the fuel fill line. I might install and fuel dot later, but for now, I think I'll just plug the line.
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That looks great, Bill!! I'll bet you can't wait to fly it.
CGr.
That looks great, Bill!! I'll bet you can't wait to fly it.
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Yea, I know, careful on the old part.[X(][X(][X(]
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Looks good!
(even if it DOES have a 2-stroke)
Looks good!
(even if it DOES have a 2-stroke)
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Looks very good. Great idea on the inserts, makes it much easier for Assembly. I have an OS 70SII on mine and fly for 25 minutes with fuel left over. I still get excited when I see there is little wind at the field for a day of flying. A few of us show up with them on calm days and get a kick out of flying together. If you have water near you they fly great off water as well. Good luck
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