.60 Ultra Stik Fuselage needed
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.60 Ultra Stik Fuselage needed
This is insane.
I haven't flown in 3 years, (divorce and re-marriage). Haven't touched an X-acto blade or a drop of CA in this time either.
Today, I'm killing time cruising the forums and stumble upon a fella looking to rebuild an Ultra Stik that was given to him.
As I read his post, I recalled posting my own thread on this airplane 5 or so years back. I looked that post up in archives
thinking I could give this fella a leg up on his challenge.
I read my entire thread and suddenly realized, I MISS FLYING THIS AIRPLANE! I mean, REALLY...
I have 2 wings, (one with and one w/o flaps) and tail surfaces sitting in a corner in the basement. All I'd need is a FUSELAGE...
or at least a partial one cause I'm fairly good at rebuilding, (yeah, I'm THAT kinda pilot, lol)
So, since I have no templates or plans, I'm puttin' this out to y'all
Thanks!
Don
I haven't flown in 3 years, (divorce and re-marriage). Haven't touched an X-acto blade or a drop of CA in this time either.
Today, I'm killing time cruising the forums and stumble upon a fella looking to rebuild an Ultra Stik that was given to him.
As I read his post, I recalled posting my own thread on this airplane 5 or so years back. I looked that post up in archives
thinking I could give this fella a leg up on his challenge.
I read my entire thread and suddenly realized, I MISS FLYING THIS AIRPLANE! I mean, REALLY...
I have 2 wings, (one with and one w/o flaps) and tail surfaces sitting in a corner in the basement. All I'd need is a FUSELAGE...
or at least a partial one cause I'm fairly good at rebuilding, (yeah, I'm THAT kinda pilot, lol)
So, since I have no templates or plans, I'm puttin' this out to y'all
Thanks!
Don
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AWESOME job! I'm envious of your talent. I'm a scratch builder at heart and truly appreciate quality plans. Yours are top notch.
Thank you very much. These are EXACTLY what I need. I'll be way interested in your final wing plans as well.
One of the things I truly admire about this site is all the great people wanting to lend a hand to those in need. KUDOS.
I don't have access to laser or CNC so I'll be cutting these by hand. As clean and precise as they are, it will be a SNAP!
Thank you once more!
Regards,
Don
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Don't plan on that happening anytime soon. It is not on my priority list at all. The second page shows half of a wing rib placement. The fuse page has the rib profile, so I would think anyone with some basic kit building skills should be able to make a wing from what is drawn? Just need to add, the wingtip design of your choice, make the ailerons and or aileron/flap combo.
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This is insane.
I haven't flown in 3 years, (divorce and re-marriage). Haven't touched an X-acto blade or a drop of CA in this time either.
Today, I'm killing time cruising the forums and stumble upon a fella looking to rebuild an Ultra Stik that was given to him.
As I read his post, I recalled posting my own thread on this airplane 5 or so years back. I looked that post up in archives
thinking I could give this fella a leg up on his challenge.
I read my entire thread and suddenly realized, I MISS FLYING THIS AIRPLANE! I mean, REALLY...
I have 2 wings, (one with and one w/o flaps) and tail surfaces sitting in a corner in the basement. All I'd need is a FUSELAGE...
or at least a partial one cause I'm fairly good at rebuilding, (yeah, I'm THAT kinda pilot, lol)
So, since I have no templates or plans, I'm puttin' this out to y'all
Thanks!
Don
I haven't flown in 3 years, (divorce and re-marriage). Haven't touched an X-acto blade or a drop of CA in this time either.
Today, I'm killing time cruising the forums and stumble upon a fella looking to rebuild an Ultra Stik that was given to him.
As I read his post, I recalled posting my own thread on this airplane 5 or so years back. I looked that post up in archives
thinking I could give this fella a leg up on his challenge.
I read my entire thread and suddenly realized, I MISS FLYING THIS AIRPLANE! I mean, REALLY...
I have 2 wings, (one with and one w/o flaps) and tail surfaces sitting in a corner in the basement. All I'd need is a FUSELAGE...
or at least a partial one cause I'm fairly good at rebuilding, (yeah, I'm THAT kinda pilot, lol)
So, since I have no templates or plans, I'm puttin' this out to y'all
Thanks!
Don
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I took the CAD fuselage plan to STAPLES. Had it enlarged and it turned out PERFECT.
Even though the plans show laser-cut templates, I simply drew straight over those for "standard" balsa wood cutting on a band saw.
My original wing fits the saddle like a glove and hope to have my Stick back in the air this Spring...
Thank you!
Even though the plans show laser-cut templates, I simply drew straight over those for "standard" balsa wood cutting on a band saw.
My original wing fits the saddle like a glove and hope to have my Stick back in the air this Spring...
Thank you!
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I took the CAD fuselage plan to STAPLES. Had it enlarged and it turned out PERFECT.
Even though the plans show laser-cut templates, I simply drew straight over those for "standard" balsa wood cutting on a band saw.
My original wing fits the saddle like a glove and hope to have my Stick back in the air this Spring...
Thank you!
Even though the plans show laser-cut templates, I simply drew straight over those for "standard" balsa wood cutting on a band saw.
My original wing fits the saddle like a glove and hope to have my Stick back in the air this Spring...
Thank you!
mk