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12-05-2003 | 08:12 PM
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From: Richmond,
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RE: rivets
This may be what you are looking for on this site.
http://www.rcscaleproducts.com/accessories.htm
Hope this helps,
Harry
http://www.rcscaleproducts.com/accessories.htm
Hope this helps,
Harry
12-07-2003 | 12:00 PM
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RE: rivets
You may want to try this Rivit Kit .. http://starwoodmodels.com/ ... This kit works well .. It's what I Use. I have tried others but they look blobby and wiped at times. This method works very well!
12-08-2003 | 04:18 AM
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RE: rivets
Dr Tim
I am building a Vario UH-1D huey it is the 60 size bird and I am wonder in if you have any suggestions on rotor heads should I try a scale head or stick with the flybar
I am building a Vario UH-1D huey it is the 60 size bird and I am wonder in if you have any suggestions on rotor heads should I try a scale head or stick with the flybar
12-08-2003 | 09:26 AM
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From: Ridgecrest,
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RE: rivets
That depends on how well you fly .... The VArio Semi Flybarless (Scale Huey Head) Does fly well .... Make sure to use Reflexed Blades .. (The weight is out further toward the tip of the blade) Good Luck ... Happy Holidays 
12-08-2003 | 11:59 PM
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From: Cordova,
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RE: rivets
I have been flying for four years now but doent get to fly every weekend due to weather and sometimes when its nice out its to cold to fly. I am gonna hve Joe Howard finish the heli for me in the spring time when my flying full size airplanes start up again
