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Show Me the Biplanes!!!!
And that is why I love this site, thanks guys!- Jetpainter
- Post #340
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Scale 50cc Scratch Build From My Own Design Revisited
Believe it or not I actually did some work on my project. :brian-banana: I filled some of the covering overlap seams in the obvious spots then sanded and primed them. I spot primed them with with an aerosol product we use a lot at work for small cut through areas. It's not big progress, but it...- Jetpainter
- Post #443
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Show Me the Biplanes!!!!
Your the man! I was hoping someone here would have it, thanks!:)- Jetpainter
- Post #336
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Show Me the Biplanes!!!!
It's the airplane featured on Culp's website. It seems that they were based originally on the Skybolt. And were basically a Skybolt R. It seems that the kits now days have Pitts model 12 fuselages that have been modified and use Skybolt wings. I have a 3 view of a Skybolt R, but it's not really...- Jetpainter
- Post #331
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Show Me the Biplanes!!!!
Would anyone happen to have a 3 view for a Culp Special?- Jetpainter
- Post #329
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Impressive Customer Service
I'm lucky enough at my field to have a few guys that really know their way around Revo stuff. One of them designed the Bump Controller for Revo chargers and the other two were Beta test guys for that unit.- Jetpainter
- Post #4
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Wing Bolts
Mine have never loosened up, but my flying buddy lost two the day he maidened his 35% Pilot Extra 330SC. One on the first flight which he replaced and checked all the others, and then lost another on the second flight. He didn't have enough thread sticking out to drill his. He never lost another...- Jetpainter
- Post #16
- Forum: Beginners' Lounge
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Wing Bolts
I've used the Secraft ones from Aztech, there pretty nice. I drilled a hole in mine for a hitch pin after a buddy of mine had a couple come off. The stud is aluminum so drilling is easy.- Jetpainter
- Post #10
- Forum: Beginners' Lounge
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Where should build and assembly threads be? POLL, please vote!
I think @Bartman has been out of town.- Jetpainter
- Post #19
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread
I finished the locomotives tonight and they're all packed up and ready to go. Back to airplanes!- Jetpainter
- Post #3,521
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread
I been working in the workshop every night this week trying to clear the workbench of HO model railroad stuff so I can get back on airplanes. I've been installing DCC decoders in locomotives for a friend. I've got all 8 of them installed, wired, programed and tested. Now I need to tidy up the...- Jetpainter
- Post #3,511
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread
They work great! And not having to buy it was awesome. ;)- Jetpainter
- Post #3,509
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread
I used two 25 lbs digitals on the mains and a 10 lbs one on the tail. I bought mine on ebay. They are cheap Chinese ones that I checked with a calibration weight I use for a paint scale at work.- Jetpainter
- Post #3,508
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread
I've never used the scales to balance one, but you certainly can. I have a friend with a really nice balancer, so I just borrow it.- Jetpainter
- Post #3,501
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread
I use three digital scales.- Jetpainter
- Post #3,499
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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The Spammers are getting out of hand.
With Firefox if your not staying logged in click the "Tools" tab at the top of the page, then "Options", then the "Privacy" tab on the side, then where it says "History" make sure it say "Firefox Will: Remember History"- Jetpainter
- Post #91
- Forum: Site Tutorials, Requests, Bug Reports, etc.
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The Spammers are getting out of hand.
You can set Firefox to save history and cookies so you don't have to enter your password every time.- Jetpainter
- Post #85
- Forum: Site Tutorials, Requests, Bug Reports, etc.
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Scale 25% Krier Kraft build, a tribute to grampa.
Yep, but painted a little more like the yellow one.;)- Jetpainter
- Post #70
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads