T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
06-07-2006, 12:41 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
If you want one, please leave me you E-mail at [email protected].
Its going to take a while OK.............
Thanks
Its going to take a while OK.............
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06-07-2006, 07:20 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
OK Angel, put me on the wait list for an ARF or ARC T-38 (50 size) The longer the wait the better, I still need a job! [X(]
Angel would you be willing to cover one up for me when the time comes and obviously I will pay extra? Just a thought as I am totally intimidated by the Blue Angels scheme but always wanted one done well!
I know you are busy, if it takes a year I still want one! You are what the hobby is all about Angel --- That T-38 is the nicest prop-jet I have seen, even nicer than my Patriots! (OUCH)
Angel would you be willing to cover one up for me when the time comes and obviously I will pay extra? Just a thought as I am totally intimidated by the Blue Angels scheme but always wanted one done well!
I know you are busy, if it takes a year I still want one! You are what the hobby is all about Angel --- That T-38 is the nicest prop-jet I have seen, even nicer than my Patriots! (OUCH)
06-07-2006, 08:02 PM
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06-29-2006, 06:13 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Cool jet man !
I've been convinced by countless sources to make my jet a Prop jet... I am building an F22. 36 by 27 wing span. What engine size are you using? What engine size / prop should I use if my plane weighs around 3-5 pounds ? Should I push or pull?
How did you shape the foam like that when you made the wings?
-D
I've been convinced by countless sources to make my jet a Prop jet... I am building an F22. 36 by 27 wing span. What engine size are you using? What engine size / prop should I use if my plane weighs around 3-5 pounds ? Should I push or pull?
How did you shape the foam like that when you made the wings?
-D
06-29-2006, 08:21 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Well I started with foam block , Cut out the Root & wingspan, Then make your template to a desire airfoil. one on the wingtip & Root. Use a Hot wire to cut the foam. Have a steady hand . Try a few piece first.
06-29-2006, 08:57 PM
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Thats a small plane there , .25 to .36 with a 8X6 or something around that range, and depends on the Eng. I would put the eng. in the front. Good luck !
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hello REVVERS and MEMBERS
I just want you to know that I will be starting on the T-38. After the holidays.
I still have the RIFLE upon request.
Angel
I just want you to know that I will be starting on the T-38. After the holidays.
I still have the RIFLE upon request.
Angel
11-21-2006, 12:45 AM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Razor
I think its about 50 people.
I have to go look at my E-mail list.
I think 10% of them are for the .90 size.
I think its about 50 people.
I have to go look at my E-mail list.
I think 10% of them are for the .90 size.
01-02-2007, 01:28 PM
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Hey Angel,
Well, it's after the holidays, you better get cracking!
A couple of questions:
1) Are you still on schedule for the Febuary(ish) release of short kits?
2) Is it practical to handlaunch this thing and avoid dealing with retract gear issues?
Thanks,
Mark
Well, it's after the holidays, you better get cracking!
A couple of questions:
1) Are you still on schedule for the Febuary(ish) release of short kits?
2) Is it practical to handlaunch this thing and avoid dealing with retract gear issues?
Thanks,
Mark
01-02-2007, 10:31 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hey I want to see that too. I hope you have a Rossi 105 or something.
Yes ., I'm cracking up[sm=what_smile.gif] of all the work.
There is no way you are going to throw that big plane.
This is almost the size of TopGun F-15.
Yes ., I'm cracking up[sm=what_smile.gif] of all the work.
There is no way you are going to throw that big plane.
This is almost the size of TopGun F-15.
01-03-2007, 09:32 AM
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ORIGINAL: Razor-RCU
Hand launch a 90 sized propjet.? WOW
Maybe Nolan Ryan could do it?
Hand launch a 90 sized propjet.? WOW
Maybe Nolan Ryan could do it?
No, no, no. I'm not that crazy. I was talking about the 40 sized version....But I like the way you think.
Anyhow, what are the chances with the little one? I just don't want to deal with retracts and a thin wing on my field, if I can get away with belly landing it and no gear. I was thinking of a similar launch technique to the deltas (DD, Outlaw, etc.) where you let the power drag it out of your hand at about a 45 degree angle. Would that work or not? It doesn't have the wing area that the deltas do and it will be heavier, so I know it's more marginal. The more I think of it, the better retracts are sounding...
Mark
01-03-2007, 02:42 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
mmattockx- How about a dolly set-up? Cobratraxxas has a real simple set-up for his Magnum and it works great!
Cheers!
Cheers!
