My Trainer
01-10-2004 | 02:00 AM
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From: Lansing, MI
RE: My Trainer
Wow sir! If I put that much work into my trainer, I'd not only have an instructor on a buddy box, I'd have one chasing the plane around with a blanket to catch it if it came down badly..
I wish I was patient enough to actually build. Being able to build a nice plane straight is something to be jealous of! - Joe
I wish I was patient enough to actually build. Being able to build a nice plane straight is something to be jealous of! - Joe
01-10-2004 | 02:14 AM
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From: Spokane,
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Nice work! That wing is almost an LT40 wing! I'm building the LT40 right now and it looks almost the same! Tips and all! Building planes is half the fun!
01-10-2004 | 02:40 PM
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From: Surrey, BC,
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Thanks. It's actually a smaller, tail dragger version of the LT-40. I really wanted the LT-40, but was too late, my wife had ordered this out of a bunch I gave her before I decided the LT-40 was the one.
Oh well, don't you love when you wife buys you toys for Christmas?
Oh, and I too think building is half the fun
Oh well, don't you love when you wife buys you toys for Christmas?
Oh, and I too think building is half the fun
01-10-2004 | 02:58 PM
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From: Terrell,
TX
RE: My Trainer
the lt25 balances at 30% on the wing so if you build this plane a tad tail heavy it can be a handfull to a new trainee,my advice is to balance a little nose heavy the first few flights,I learned this the hard way. You're doing a great job on the building and the lt25 is a great trainer,keep us posed on the first flight,
