pawnshopmike
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Thanks and yes sir. @Decal Dennis has four 3D printers so hit him up if you need anything.
Sport Idiot Boy Builds an Old School World Engines Robin Hood 99 Kit
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pawnshopmike
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Yep the Skullys are on the bottom. Lots more graphics to come. I just have to figure out what exactly then I can cut and apply them. Stay tuned!
Jetpainter
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Get that baby flying! Then you can bring it to Midwest Air Wing so I can see it fly............. and by the way I'm partial to Skittles or M&M's 
stangflyer
I like 'em "BIG"!
Umm.....how's it fly? 
pawnshopmike
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Hope to find out soon! Been working on the time consuming details like snake skin and CA hardening all the little screw holes for the window frames and battery tray. Getting really close to the finish line.Umm.....how's it fly?
pawnshopmike
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Ugh. The devil really is in the details. The last 1% is taking me the longest. 
In my defense, this is the first time I've built a large gasser, first time I've setup a cargo bay, first time I've setup a tow release and the very first plane I've programmed with my DX18. But I'll get there. Slowly but surely. Tonight I managed to assign switches to the cargo bay and tow release using Aux 2 and Aux 3. Then I got them programmed for open/closed and tow/release. Now that that's done it should move a little faster. Slowly picking away at the to-do-list.
In my defense, this is the first time I've built a large gasser, first time I've setup a cargo bay, first time I've setup a tow release and the very first plane I've programmed with my DX18. But I'll get there. Slowly but surely. Tonight I managed to assign switches to the cargo bay and tow release using Aux 2 and Aux 3. Then I got them programmed for open/closed and tow/release. Now that that's done it should move a little faster. Slowly picking away at the to-do-list.
stangflyer
I like 'em "BIG"!
If it is any consolation Mike, the little "tidy up" things are always the worst to complete. Mainly because the "whole" of the project is nearing it's completion and it's like...dang, I gotta remember to do... or, I rats, I didn't get....done. For me, it takes a week just to get to programming servos. LOL. You'll get there. Just keep plugging away at it.Ugh. The devil really is in the details. The last 1% is taking me the longest.
In my defense, this is the first time I've built a large gasser, first time I've setup a cargo bay, first time I've setup a tow release and the very first plane I've programmed with my DX18. But I'll get there. Slowly but surely. Tonight I managed to assign switches to the cargo bay and tow release using Aux 2 and Aux 3. Then I got them programmed for open/closed and tow/release. Now that that's done it should move a little faster. Slowly picking away at the to-do-list.