Extra slim twin

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03 Jun 2012 16:29 #1 by Ex-Member
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Well phil has dropped me off a new project.
a fun fly extra slim twin.

twin boom with center flap and powered by (wait for it grumps)

2x25 to 40 two strokes.

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03 Jun 2012 16:52 #2 by Garry Pollard
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Well i suppose someone has to use the smelly things :) :) :)

Any pics tony ?

Garry

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03 Jun 2012 18:38 - 03 Jun 2012 18:58 #3 by Ex-Member
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need to learn how to use solar film next i suppose.
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03 Jun 2012 20:55 #4 by The Beard
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Im seeing double vision

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04 Jun 2012 04:42 - 04 Jun 2012 04:43 #5 by Ex-Member
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that sounds sweet.
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04 Jun 2012 13:44 #6 by Grumpy42
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[quote="Tony B. AKA Blooper" post=17059

that sounds sweet.[/quote]

It does Tony - and it has real motors too. Is it a kit or a plan? It would be an ideal project for some one who wants time on a multi without risking the you beaut gear. If it's a plan where can I get it please??

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04 Jun 2012 13:47 #7 by Ex-Member
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Its a kit i am afraid.:(

the plan that comes with it has no measurements as to balsa sizes.
i could get a copy printed and then you would have to make it up as you went along.

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04 Jun 2012 13:49 #8 by Grumpy42
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Thanks Tony :) - let me know costs.

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04 Jun 2012 14:30 #9 by phil claridge
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hello boys, the extra slim twin is said to best one of the best trainers for twins as it will even take off on one motor. i just love the sound of two engines on full song. i have a sea plane with two irvine 25s and that fly's like a big trainer. the extra takes 8 servoes so theres a bit of wiring to do and hide:( .. i went up to meet tony yesterday and pinched his hurricane, i have now got the perfect pair hurricane and spitfire in more or less the same scale.
tony tried to tempt me with a lancaster but i had to resist, but my dream would be to have a lancaster and a mossie to complete the set (dribble dribble)
it was nice to meet another forumite and have a good natter regards phil

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04 Jun 2012 14:33 #10 by The Beard
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I* like twins they always have a good sound in IC of course.

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06 Jun 2012 02:16 #11 by Ex-Member
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I'd start it but i am still waiting for the build book. :P :P

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06 Jun 2012 08:41 #12 by Phil Wood
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Tony B. AKA Blooper wrote: Its a kit i am afraid.:(

the plan that comes with it has no measurements as to balsa sizes.
i could get a copy printed and then you would have to make it up as you went along.

You don't need balsa sizes with a thing like that .... it's a couple of planks with a wing stuck on!
1/4 inch sheet will do for the Fuz, & A used bog roll could be adapted to make the wings :lol: :lol: :lol:

I just own the forum .... you guys make it great thanks.
Thanks: Ex-Member

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06 Jun 2012 13:36 #13 by Grumpy42
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Polyphilla wrote:

Tony B. AKA Blooper wrote: Its a kit i am afraid.:(

the plan that comes with it has no measurements as to balsa sizes.
i could get a copy printed and then you would have to make it up as you went along.


You don't need balsa sizes with a thing like that .... it's a couple of planks with a wing stuck on!
1/4 inch sheet will do for the Fuz, & A used bog roll could be adapted to make the wings :lol: :lol: :lol:


Ummm so if I whip a couple of planks off the fence and adapt a bog roll for the wing - bog roll for the wing???? - bloody hell you poms must have big arses if your bog rolls are that size!!! :P :P :P :lol: :lol: :lol:

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06 Jun 2012 13:37 #14 by Grumpy42
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Polyphilla wrote:

Tony B. AKA Blooper wrote: Its a kit i am afraid.:(

the plan that comes with it has no measurements as to balsa sizes.
i could get a copy printed and then you would have to make it up as you went along.

You don't need balsa sizes with a thing like that .... it's a couple of planks with a wing stuck on!
1/4 inch sheet will do for the Fuz, & A used bog roll could be adapted to make the wings :lol: :lol: :lol:

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06 Jun 2012 13:38 - 06 Jun 2012 13:39 #15 by Grumpy42
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three duplicate posts?? How did that happen??? Must have pressed the wrong buttons??? - sorry!
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