91" SkyWing ARS 300 Assembly Thread

91" SkyWing ARS 300 Assembly Thread
SkyWing's Website Link: HERE
Purchased from SupaTim @ NorthWestRC: HERE​

Wingspan 91"
Fuselage 91"
Flying Weight 17.5-18.5lbs

Lots of wicked cool features on this plane that excite me! Here is a list:
Magnetic Pins for the Elevators, Canopy, and Wings. NO MORE SCREWS!!
Round Fuel Tank with a neat depron foam holder for it, unique and innovative!
Pre-Hinged AND gap sealed Ailerons and Elevators!
Carbon/Painted Spinner!
Servo Extensions Included and Pre-Run!! There are also multiple rubber grommets throughout.
Wheel Axels that are machined on a lathe with steps.... very neat!
Includes scrap covering for repairs!
Fuel Dot, and Fuel Vent Dot
Quality Hardware to include ball links, CF horns, Turnbuckles, Motor baffles for Electric, Fuel Line, ect.

My Setup:
GP76cc
Falcon 25X9 CF
Savox SB-2290SG (x5)
Savox SC-1267SG (x1)
TechAero IBEC
Pulse 2250 2S (x2)
Booma Magnetic Switch
NWRC 1.5" Arms (x3) Ailerons + Rudder (push-pull)
NWRC 2" Arms (x2) Elevators
Futaba R7008SB (x2) w/Futaba 18SZ

Going to be a quick build by the looks of it, stay tuned!!

 

As fast as you can say "Licketysplit"

 

First off check out this box... SupaTim said this thing was boxed well... he wasn’t kidding. Double boxed and the inner box is super thick cardboard. Tim said he usually likes to throw stuff in the box, but with how much effort it takes to get to the inside it was easier to send another box with the goodies.

 

Now to unveil the curtain. What a beauty! Boxed and wrapped with care.

 

Decided to play with the gear first after looking over this super cool airframe. Put the CF Main Landing Gear on. Little dab of blue locktite, and a couple small beads of welders glue.




Check put these axels!!



Decided to leave the wheels and pants off for a bit.

Tailwheel... interestingly enough it’s says Pilot RC on them.... probably sourced from the same distributor?

 

Took some time to wick in some strategic CA. Hardened the wood screw holes, and hit the joints that appeared to need it the most. SkyWing used a lot of glue! Not like my Timber on bit. Very pleased with most of the joints. A couple little defects, but not bad at all!!