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Old 05-01-2021, 12:43 AM
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When measuring the fuselage length is the elevator or rudder {which ever further} included in the measurement ?Thanks
Old 05-01-2021, 07:54 PM
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Normally fuselage length is tip of the spinner to the back of the rudder.
Old 05-02-2021, 04:03 AM
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Thanks. I crashed my 72 inch trainer and what was left from the crash is the fuselage wing saddle structure only and left side wing with minimal damage. I also have plane picture and dimensions. Very interesting project with no plans.
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Are you really going to rebuild that model? A few before and after photos would be nice.
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I am at the final stage of joining the flaps and ailerons surfaces to the wing and the built will be complete. I will post pics of the initial crashed pieces I started the build with and the plane now.
Cheers
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I am looking forward to your photos.
A 6ft trainer? A Sedona maybe?

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Old 06-18-2021, 03:26 PM
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Thanks for your interest. I will post pics in a day or two as I am now left with engine mount and throttle link and probably some decals stickers .
Cheers.
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Good evening. the project of re-building my mid-aired crashed trainer plane is now finished. Over 3 months work ,$160 NZ materials and use of parts from other crashed planes. I used whatever films I had to cover the plane thus it is a bit unconventional !
Pics of crashed parts: almost good 1/2 wing and fuse saddle that I started with and the final product are attached. Cheers
WS 74 inches
Fuse 1550 mm




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Well, the result is not disappointing at all. Nice to be able to do that re-build on the basis of those few remnants.
And that color scheme on a trainer will be to your advantage.
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Thanks a lot Rijoli . The plane did encounter a mid air crash and I must add that I was flying the circuit and the other big plane came vertical from below . He was training on 3d maneuvers !

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