Bob Holman/Denis Bryant ME163
10-20-2009, 02:28 AM
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Bob Holman/Denis Bryant ME163
Hi Guys I was wondering if anyone has built one of the Denis Bryant ME 163 semi kits by bob Holman. If so I have a question . How did you mount the wings. I have a Similar kit with a foam wings and epoxy fuselage and am undecided about the best way of mounting the wings. I have several options such as Fitting wooden spars and then proceeding with the Denis bryant scheme. The other options involve detachable wings with tubular or rectangular spars joining in the fuselage. Any feedback would be welcome and pictures of how you did it would be a real bonus
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10-20-2009, 09:48 AM
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RE: Bob Holman/Denis Bryant ME163
I had the built up wings on mine. The wings are permaneantly attached to the fuse and if I remember correctly, the spar is run thru the fuse. Sorry I cant recall or see everything right now, I am at work. There are a few pics of it in my gallery.
10-20-2009, 09:50 AM
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RE: Bob Holman/Denis Bryant ME163
I built the Bryant Me 163 a LONG time ago. The fuses were nice.
I got the foam wings for mine. What I did was made a rectangular spar box in the fuse and used hardwood spars in each wing that ran for a good 6" into the foam cores and served as a spine for the thin plywood spars I used for the foam wings.
I got the foam wings for mine. What I did was made a rectangular spar box in the fuse and used hardwood spars in each wing that ran for a good 6" into the foam cores and served as a spine for the thin plywood spars I used for the foam wings.
