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  1. fencelake

    IMAC Dalton 300 ml build thread.

    Looks awesome! Great contrast on the top and bottom!
  2. fencelake

    3D Splitting Cowls made easy

    This is greatness! subscribed!
  3. fencelake

    3D Performance Aircraft Unlimited 300SP

    I'm definitely going to do it in the next 2 or 3 weeks. I'll post a thread here, but if you haven't done it by then I'll give you a heads up... in the event I have to order a new cowling, maybe you won't have to. Haha!!! We're using very similar electronics setups too.
  4. fencelake

    3D Performance Aircraft Unlimited 300SP

    Woops double post
  5. fencelake

    3D Performance Aircraft Unlimited 300SP

    Subscribed! I've got the exact same 300 with a DA 120. I'm about to set it up. It has pull pull rudder right now but may switch to direct drive. Glad you're posting this! Are you going to split the cowling?
  6. fencelake

    IMAC Dalton 300 ml build thread.

    Cool man!! I'm always interested in modifications and stuff like that.
  7. fencelake

    IMAC Dalton 300 ml build thread.

    Hey Cam, what factors lead you to deviate from the plans, on the control surfaces? Other builds of the same design with these mods?
  8. fencelake

    I have the power! ...or do I?

    Okay... cool. I guess I'll preemptively put a little piece on so this doesn't happen. thanks for the heads up!
  9. fencelake

    I have the power! ...or do I?

    What's the fuzzy Velcro mod?
  10. fencelake

    I have the power! ...or do I?

    Yea, I'm going to order the same arms that are on there now. I think they're SWB. When I bought the plane it came with a JR 8711 installed with the pull-pull system. Had I built the plane new I was going to use 2 servos with direct arms... which I could still do because the PAU has the...
  11. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    I must not have used the iron on it enough.
  12. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    Ah... that stinks.
  13. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    Awesome! I didn't know about that stuff! I'll have to get some! Yea, the graphics are great, really top quality and I'm positive that it was the covering underneath that came up. I will seal them as well to be safe. I really thought it was the rudder or something at first, because this big...
  14. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    Yea, one hard thing about the scheme that I have is that the leading edge to a very specific point are black, which is also the bottom color of the wing, and then the top is orange. In order to get that perfectly straight I started with the black and used the factory edge of the orange, which...
  15. fencelake

    I have the power! ...or do I?

    Awesome! Bulletproof is what I'm going for!
  16. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    You may have a point, because I had to trim it exactly at the leading edge where it met the black. hmm... Well, the next one I'll have to cut it first and then apply. Good call!
  17. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    Oh cool! Well, I'll try the nail polish. That sounds like the best option.
  18. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    The graphics are placed over the covering... which they're designed for... The covering is what pulled up because of where the seam is. I should've ran the seam differently...
  19. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    Maybe I just missed a spot with the iron. I felt like I went over the whole plane really well. Oh well... I'll see what I can find out about the clear nail polish.
  20. fencelake

    Scale The Naked Truth of Covering a Plane

    No, I didn't lift anything... and actually I had the watch faces all printed larger than necessary so all I had to do was trim away the excess after application.
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