Jetpainter
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Tony, was that Ultracote that was painted over? If so, how did it hold up?
I did that on a pattern airplane many years ago, but sold it before I could see how well it held up.
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Tony, was that Ultracote that was painted over? If so, how did it hold up?
I did that on a pattern airplane many years ago, but sold it before I could see how well it held up.
Jetpainter
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Nice!
Flatspinjim
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JBenson;17103 wrote: I love my woody!! Here is a shot of her.
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Purdy!!!
very nice. I have been thinking of building one for a while but have yet pulled the trigger. Its been a while since I built a kit so I want to find the right time to start it and stay at it so I don't push it aside and let it just sit there unfinished. I love the color scheme Benson.
Josh, you will love it. I love building mine. very very fun, and there are multiple threads out there that have plenty of tips: trumpet man, mattymatt, JPC, etc....
on mine, i have built the fuselage, hatch area, working on the cowl, did the stab incidence, glued on the turtle-deck. i also obtained the pre-sheeted kit, which saves a lot of time and frustration, that to me, seems to be the more difficult part of it all.
what is left for me to do:
1. glue the LE and TE of all the surfaces
2. glue on the FIn
3. finish the canopy area
4. finish the cowl
5. build a baffle plate for the 200
6. paint the cowl and wheel pants and canopy once it is glued on
7. paint the inside of the fuselage/motorbox area
8. cover the wings and fuselage
9. cut out servo boxes on all the surfaces
10. hinge the surfaces
doublea
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Nice!I love my woody!! Here is a shot of her.
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