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Scale Top Flite P-40 Build Thread

Charles

70cc twin V2
Hi here is a photo of build table and kit. I will inventory parts and start building tail today, Thank you to GYRO for getting the thread started and RCDude07 for getting me startedstarted 2014-08-02 21.21.36.jpg2014-08-02 21.21.23.jpg2014-08-02 21.21.51.jpg2014-08-02 21.22.17.jpg
 
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SnowDog

Moderator
Awesome start! A build range is a must! I cleaned off a build table for a full build but before I even opened the box I had put another airframe (that needs repairs) onto the empty table!
 

Decal Dennis

TEAM EP&G
Sweet!!...I like warbirds, Just wish someone would design one that will hover, do pop tops and rollers ;-)

Looking forward to your build:D
 
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Charles

70cc twin V2
Got around to doing a little work on it today. I worked about two hours and framed out the horozintal stabalizer.2014-08-06 16.05.33.jpg2014-08-06 16.15.56.jpg2014-08-06 16.23.19.jpg2014-08-06 17.06.12.jpg2014-08-06 17.06.19.jpg2014-08-06 17.09.48.jpg2014-08-06 17.20.09.jpg2014-08-06 17.20.02.jpg
 

rcdude07

70cc twin V2
Looking good.

Not sure if you've worked with sheeting before. But when it comes time to sheet surfaces, pay attention to the grain direction. The direction of the grain in sheeting adds strength when done correctly.
 

Charles

70cc twin V2
Just got through sanding and smoothing the ribs last night and will sheet the stabalizer I was looking at your photos and got some good info from them as to the direction of the grain. You said that wetting the balsa descreses the cure time of the CA so You are saying that if the balsa is damp the CA will cure immediately?
 
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