Home » Forum > Build Blogs and Kit Reviews denotes Subscriber-only content | Saturday 17 May 2008 | Personalise | Help  
JOIN TODAY!
Join ModelFlying now
Every month one new member will win a fantastic Silverlit Apache indoor R/C helicopter. Joining up is easy – and free! What are you waiting for?
why join?  
Members Logon
Email:
Password:
forgot your
password?
Top subscription offer!



HURRY! Offer ends 8th May 2008
CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE
Forum Hot Threads
43401 Total Messages
Advice on my new purchase
by Stevan Wilson
Electric Sea Fury
by Danny Fenton
WW1 biplanes
by dave cuming
Sukhoi 29S 30E
by Timbo - forum moderator
400/brushless convertion
by john rickett
» Loads More Threads
Latest Reviews
333 Total Reviews
SIG Rascal 40
by Frank Proudlove
FlyCamOne Version 2
by Tim Campling
SIG Rascal 40
by Tony Richardson
Twister Medevac Bell
by Phil Winks
Silverlit PicooZ
by John Jasper
Ripmax Wot Trainer
by Bill Brownlie
Ripmax Wot Trainer
by john gardiner
FlyCamOne Version 2
by NIgel Smith
VMAR Escape
by NIgel Smith
Hangar 9 Spitfire 60
by David Ashby - RCM&E
» Loads More Reviews
 FORUM
Discussions by:   Latest Posts | New Discussions | Hot Threads | Forum Topics
 Search for: 
 in 
Another JART
1 to 5 of 5 messagesTo post a reply you need to be a member - Join now.

Forum Updates - Help Guide

 
Show/hide user stats

Hi All

It's my turn now, cleared the decks enough to make a start on my Jart.

To bring you up to speed, I got my plan from Reed before christmas, and had a mate make me some cores.

I've opted for a built up fuselage and a foam / glassed wing, and filmed tail. I've created a CAD file all be it a bit primative but it allows me to try before I glue and is currently a work in progress which will be updated as the build goes on.

I've taken inspiration from the many build threads, and in particular this one detailing an Old school Jart.

I expect this so be a slow burn as I tend to have several projects on the go at one time, that way if I get stuck / bored / mess things up / just need a break I have something else to keep me out of the way (as it were).

2 other projects that I hope to start over the coming months are 2 models from Ron Marston at www.pteroworks.com/ namely his 80" Marston Pterodactyl and a 3D Fish which considering it simplicity will brobably fly before the Jart.

 I'll keep you posted (excuse the pun)

Andy

Show/hide user stats

Its started.

Ply sides from paper (CAD) template, you cant see them but I use small holes at the LE & TE on each side to give me the wing datum, there are also small holes at the nose and 2 at the tail, I use cut off lengths of push rod wire passed through the holes and use them to align the sides when gluing together.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/1_tn.jpg


Fuselage internals showing the formers, and snakes for elevator and rudder!!

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/2_tn.jpg


Fuselage pulled together - the sided where stuck together with slow araldite, using the drilled holes to line everything up. The clamp are holding the hardwood hose block.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/5_tn.jpg


Next stage is to complete the ply box, cut the canopy and block sheet ready for shaping.

Andy

Show/hide user stats

I've put some more pics of how I'm doing things on my web space at www.andy-green.co.uk/jart I'll just use this or updates and any comment (if I get any)

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/7_tn.jpg



Ply box waiting for sides, and shaping - if you squint you can see a Jart in there somewhere.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/9_tn.jpg



Wing panel, blue foam, glassed and vac bagged, kevlar along aileron hinge line for 'live' hinges.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/12_tn.jpg



Filing the top skin to make the hinge.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/13_tn.jpg




Bottom of wing showing hinge gap and Cubitt models servo mount. Look at the shine on the wing from the flash - lovely.
 

Thats all for now.

Andy

Edited: 08/04/08 08:59
Show/hide user stats

Hi All

I've moved on. Tail plane together with a carbon spar, well actusally I used the off cut end from the 3D Fish build, as it would have beed a shame to throw it way, and here is not much support at the end for the tail.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/15_tn.jpg


Fuselage planking, with 12mm & 9mm balsa, sandwiched with 1oz glass cloth the give a ply / glass / balsa construction.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/17_tn.jpg

The top and sides are done so it's just the sides to do, but I need to make provision for the elevator before I plank in the tail fullt. I cant wait to get sanding though and reveal that Jart shape.

http://www.andy-green.co.uk/jart/images/19_tn.jpg

The wings are also joined, waiting the glassiing of the centre section, I'm starting to get excited about colour shemes.

There are more pictures on my own web space here.

Show/hide user stats

Hi All

Here's an update - just moved house, and now we can eat, sleep and sit down the next job is my workshop. Once thats done it will be full steam ahead again.

Andy


 You say:
Message: (1500 character limit)
(Using the Quick Post will also register you with the site)
First Name: *
Last Name: *
Email: *
Security Image:This is a security image
Write the characters shown in the image above (Case sensitive)
I agree to the site's Terms and Conditions & Code of Conduct
  
  
 

Change stats view
Make external bookmarkAdd to My Bookmarks

« Previous thread   -   Next thread »
Home > Forum > Build Blogs and Kit Reviews Forum jump  
Support Our Partners

Send to friend | Join Now ^ Top of Page
About ModelFlying
- About Us
- Privacy Policy
- Terms and Conditions

Subscribe to MODELFLYING RSS news feed.
Contact Us
- Support
- Advertise with us
- FAQ
- Retailers: free site review
Magicalia Digital Publishing
Cycling
- BIKEmagic
- RoadCyclingUK
- SheCycles
- LondonCycleSport
- Visordown
Outdoors
- OUTDOORSmagic
- FISHINGmagic
- GOLFmagic
- TheMainSail
Lifestyle
- ThinkBaby
- Gardening.co.uk
- AVReview
- ThinkCamera
Hobbies
- ModelFlying
- MilitaryModelling
- ModelBoats
- GetWoodWorking

- Full Portfolio
© 1999-2008 Magicalia Ltd.