before going nuts on the color schemes...
12-12-2009 | 05:07 PM
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RE: before going nuts on the color schemes...
Hey everyone,
I am entering sportsman and will be flying the Ultrasport. It will be covered in Monokote- no paint, and powered with a Magnum .61 two stroke.
My thinking is I may need to alter the nose a little depending on setting the final thrust angle on the engine. I was thinking I may not want to finish everything if I need to cut it all out to reset the nosecone if I am unhappy with the factory specs.
This probably explains my post a little better as well.
Brian
I am entering sportsman and will be flying the Ultrasport. It will be covered in Monokote- no paint, and powered with a Magnum .61 two stroke.
My thinking is I may need to alter the nose a little depending on setting the final thrust angle on the engine. I was thinking I may not want to finish everything if I need to cut it all out to reset the nosecone if I am unhappy with the factory specs.
This probably explains my post a little better as well.
Brian
12-13-2009 | 09:30 AM
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RE: before going nuts on the color schemes...
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Hey everyone,
I am entering sportsman and will be flying the Ultrasport. It will be covered in Monokote- no paint, and powered with a Magnum .61 two stroke.
My thinking is I may need to alter the nose a little depending on setting the final thrust angle on the engine. I was thinking I may not want to finish everything if I need to cut it all out to reset the nosecone if I am unhappy with the factory specs.
This probably explains my post a little better as well.
Brian
Hey everyone,
I am entering sportsman and will be flying the Ultrasport. It will be covered in Monokote- no paint, and powered with a Magnum .61 two stroke.
My thinking is I may need to alter the nose a little depending on setting the final thrust angle on the engine. I was thinking I may not want to finish everything if I need to cut it all out to reset the nosecone if I am unhappy with the factory specs.
This probably explains my post a little better as well.
Brian
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12-20-2009 | 08:14 AM
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RE: before going nuts on the color schemes...
I would paint it first, thats just me. But I understand the desire to delay painting. I am having a hard time dreaming up my paint scheme for my BM VF3...and it gets annoying having the paint scheme undecided.
