IMAC Double Build, Carden Pro 124" Extra 300 40%

[orthobird]

oh yes Primo, phenomenal. I am impressed with the quality of the wood, and how everything is marked and clearly legible. Plans also look very good. In my lunch break, I picked up some clear plastic to protect the plans. so sometime soon, I will be starting on the fuselage sides. Primo, I am definitely looking at your thread for guidance, I am appreciative you did that, and because of your thread, I did the jump and ordered them.

 

[toysforbigboys]

sub'd

 

[ROLLERMAN]

oh yes Primo, phenomenal. I am impressed with the quality of the wood, and how everything is marked and clearly legible. Plans also look very good. In my lunch break, I picked up some clear plastic to protect the plans. so sometime soon, I will be starting on the fuselage sides. Primo, I am definitely looking at your thread for guidance, I am appreciative you did that, and because of your thread, I did the jump and ordered them.

Glad to hear I was an inspiration, Not sure if you are going to use epoxy to sheet the wings but if you don't I would consider using the Elmers ultimate, it will give you a longer working time. When I do a second one, I will use it. I have seen a few guys using it.

 

[Snoopy1]

I use that glue as well, much prefer it over the gorilla version

 

[Terryscustom]

Once you go resin and bags you will never, EVER use poly glue again.

 

[tl3]

Once you go resin and bags you will never, EVER use poly glue again.

What he said. Resin and bagging is the only way to fly.

 

[Robotech]

This verifies the gut feeling I've had watching Cam build his previous planes. It was his destiny to build a Carden. He has truly arrived.

 

[ROLLERMAN]

OK!!! two against two, what say you Cam?

 

[Snoopy1]

Ok I have clarify my answer of the polyurethane glue, I prefer the Elmers one but when it comes to skinning a wing epoxy is the way to go agree with Terry.

 

[Fixed Wing]

My vote - bags using epoxy resin with colored dye added.