Meister 1/5 scale P-47
09-16-2009, 11:07 AM
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RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
Dino,
Don't let Jeff do any work to the plane. Like I told him, that he works so hard at hiding stuff that you gona look up and the plane will be gone. It will vanish into the {SCALE LIGHT ZONE} Looks great man keep up the good work. Todd
Don't let Jeff do any work to the plane. Like I told him, that he works so hard at hiding stuff that you gona look up and the plane will be gone. It will vanish into the {SCALE LIGHT ZONE} Looks great man keep up the good work. Todd
09-17-2009, 10:47 PM
#131
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
ORIGINAL: wayne d
Hey Gary,
The wing pylons are built of balsa and thin ply. they are then attached to the wing with a couple of small bolts. Micro servo installed inside the pylon to operate the bomb release.
Hey Gary,
The wing pylons are built of balsa and thin ply. they are then attached to the wing with a couple of small bolts. Micro servo installed inside the pylon to operate the bomb release.
09-18-2009, 12:59 AM
#132
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
Not done yet guys, but here are some pictures of our cockpit so far. Still have the bomb site and seat to install. I want to find a pilot before mounting the seat so it is at the right height. Seems that most are either 1/6 or 1/4 scale. Any good ones out there? I will also work on getting some dirt and wear in there.
09-20-2009, 08:11 PM
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RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
Gary,
Here are some pics of the pylons for you.
Also, Our Premier 15" Pilot is the perfect size for the Jug. These photos are from the Ocala Summers End event yesterday.
Chris's new P-47 was fitted with the new pilot.
Its in between 1/4 and 1/5 scale...
Here are some pics of the pylons for you.
Also, Our Premier 15" Pilot is the perfect size for the Jug. These photos are from the Ocala Summers End event yesterday.
Chris's new P-47 was fitted with the new pilot.
Its in between 1/4 and 1/5 scale...
09-21-2009, 07:17 AM
#134
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
ORIGINAL: Icemanjr92
Gary,
Here are some pics of the pylons for you.
Also, Our Premier 15'' Pilot is the perfect size for the Jug. These photos are from the Ocala Summers End event yesterday.
Chris's new P-47 was fitted with the new pilot.
Its in between 1/4 and 1/5 scale...
Gary,
Here are some pics of the pylons for you.
Also, Our Premier 15'' Pilot is the perfect size for the Jug. These photos are from the Ocala Summers End event yesterday.
Chris's new P-47 was fitted with the new pilot.
Its in between 1/4 and 1/5 scale...
The wood pylon looks good too. We have talked about maybe adding electric release later.
09-21-2009, 01:46 PM
#136
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
To anyone who may be interested click on below to my Meister p-47 getting it on, George.
and this don't taste like no dam chicken!.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5w9ZU5R0L4
and this don't taste like no dam chicken!.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5w9ZU5R0L4
09-22-2009, 07:05 AM
#140
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
Thanks for the complement guys, I guess I can reveal some info on the dee plane since you asked with a please. All that crap about weight and hi tec prop etc. etc. is out the window it is all kiss! comes in heavier than my built up jug,, this glass fuse jug comes in at 54 pounds after placing a few pounds of lead in the reinforced cowl,, powered with a Quadra 100M with spring start, turning a standard boreing Master Airscrew 24x12 wood prop, George
09-22-2009, 04:41 PM
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RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
Vladimir,
Greetings!
However, I cannot comment on the CJM P-47 as its not a Meister but a copy that was not reviewed by myself. I have heard that the CJM design is VERY heavy. I cannot give any recommendations on set up as its not a Meister product. I am sure the people at CJM can give you that info. Maybe you should start a CJM build thread on RCU to get some help on your subject.
Hope all is well in Russia!!
Greetings!
However, I cannot comment on the CJM P-47 as its not a Meister but a copy that was not reviewed by myself. I have heard that the CJM design is VERY heavy. I cannot give any recommendations on set up as its not a Meister product. I am sure the people at CJM can give you that info. Maybe you should start a CJM build thread on RCU to get some help on your subject.
Hope all is well in Russia!!
09-22-2009, 04:54 PM
#148
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
ORIGINAL: rcwarbirdbuilder
Thanks for the complement guys, I guess I can reveal some info on the dee plane since you asked with a please. All that crap about weight and hi tec prop etc. etc. is out the window it is all kiss! comes in heavier than my built up jug,, this glass fuse jug comes in at 54 pounds after placing a few pounds of lead in the reinforced cowl,, powered with a Quadra 100M with spring start, turning a standard boreing Master Airscrew 24x12 wood prop, George
Thanks for the complement guys, I guess I can reveal some info on the dee plane since you asked with a please. All that crap about weight and hi tec prop etc. etc. is out the window it is all kiss! comes in heavier than my built up jug,, this glass fuse jug comes in at 54 pounds after placing a few pounds of lead in the reinforced cowl,, powered with a Quadra 100M with spring start, turning a standard boreing Master Airscrew 24x12 wood prop, George
) Our CJM gear says it is good to 35 lbs.
09-22-2009, 05:04 PM
#149
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
ORIGINAL: pilot43
This CJM. I else nor reek did not build KIT. Beside me much little free time. But I bought beside You flight metal and scale details for my Mustang 1/5. :-) Say please: possible install the engine Brison 6,4 in Jug?
This CJM. I else nor reek did not build KIT. Beside me much little free time. But I bought beside You flight metal and scale details for my Mustang 1/5. :-) Say please: possible install the engine Brison 6,4 in Jug?
09-22-2009, 05:15 PM
#150
RE: Meister 1/5 scale P-47
ORIGINAL: rcwarbirdbuilder
Use Hitec 645 high torque metal gears all around should be ok. maybe something bigger like Hitec 755 on the flaps, this plane needs full flaps to slow down on landings, George.
Use Hitec 645 high torque metal gears all around should be ok. maybe something bigger like Hitec 755 on the flaps, this plane needs full flaps to slow down on landings, George.