Glue the wings together or not?
| winchweight | 14/04/2010 16:46:49 |
2512 forum posts 67 photos | Can't decide if the manual wants me to glue them together or keep them seperate. What did you do? |
| Martin Harris | 14/04/2010 17:14:18 |
3829 forum posts 104 photos | If you keep them seperate the flying qualities will suffer! ![]() (Sorry - couldn't resist it...) Edited By Martin Harris on 14/04/2010 17:16:41 |
| winchweight | 14/04/2010 19:04:36 |
2512 forum posts 67 photos | Very good. I actually answered my own question, I have to join them as there is a fairing on the belly pan. |
| Marko | 14/04/2010 22:10:16 |
459 forum posts 94 photos | hi shaun ive also got the bh chippie with a OS91 4 stroke loads of grunt what power are you going to be useing ,check out the threads for the chippie to help you on you way and you cant go wrong it it a realy good plane
cheers ...................mark ps are you going to do a build blog?? |
| winchweight | 14/04/2010 22:39:39 |
2512 forum posts 67 photos | Hi Mark. Looks great mate.
I am using a Laser 70 4st which should give me scale power. As for a build log, I don't have my camera as I am building this whilst away from home. But I will take some photos at the weekend as I have made a few modifications:
1) Blocked up one of the cowl inlets and resprayed it ( I intend making a semi-scale exhaust outlet too)
2) Replaced the gipping "village people" pilots and added a home made semi scale cockpit instrument set
3) Added a set of scale decals from Pyramid (the big set for WZ879 "X")
4) Added the two forward extensions to the tail plane horizontal stab
5) Added canopy handles
That's it so far but I intend trying to make more realistic u/c legs and fairings with oleos and perhaps a landing light. |
| winchweight | 16/05/2010 15:10:29 |
2512 forum posts 67 photos | |
| Marko | 16/05/2010 19:33:10 |
459 forum posts 94 photos | hi matey that looks realy good l like the detail you have added,l bet you cant wait to fly it , ive bought a new cowl for mine so far but lm still waiting for a set of wings so mines returned to being a hanger queen for now oh well
keep up the good work ..more pics please
cheers .........................mark |
| winchweight | 16/05/2010 22:59:36 |
2512 forum posts 67 photos | Thanks Mark, it's stalled at the moment. I am seriously considering selling it as I have lost interest, spending more time on my jets. |
| Marko | 17/05/2010 15:05:34 |
459 forum posts 94 photos | Hi matey ... no no no no don't sell it, you have done loads to it keep it for sure ,a guy at our club has just bought himself a second hand boomarang jet l haven't seen it yet so that's all l know , what have you bought ? any pics cheers .............. Mark |
| winchweight | 17/05/2010 15:49:45 |
2512 forum posts 67 photos | Jets? I started with a Cermark F16, but that scared the pants off me. So I then bought a secondhand Boomerang Intro. It's an absolute pussy cat too.
As for the Chippy, it's just a thought at the moment if the right offer came my way....
Edited By Shaun Chant on 17/05/2010 15:58:53 |
| cymaz | 17/05/2010 17:00:38 |
905 forum posts 271 photos | BH Chipmunks are great fliers. ASP 70FS in mine. I had to add some down elevator with the flaps but not too much. Lovely sound with the FS. Did glue the wings together. The only thing is the bellypan is a pain to get right. |
| winchweight | 17/05/2010 18:34:50 |
2512 forum posts 67 photos | Isn't it just? Mine's not yet fitted, might be a job for the new owner. |
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