1966 Pattern ship

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20 Dec 2012 23:11 #1 by Ex-Member
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Whilst perusing an article on another forum about a new classic aerobat class i remembered i had this plan out in the garage.
swept wing

Now do i consider building one next year or do i not.

i know i have a couple of jobs to finish first, (Lancaster, sea fury, viscount, funfly edf and 2 super scorpions)

But i do fancy the look of this one.

66" wingspan
4 channel
trike u/c
swept wing.

:) :) :) :) :) :) :)

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20 Dec 2012 23:59 #2 by Ex-Member
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But how many. :P :P :P

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21 Dec 2012 00:28 #3 by Garry Pollard
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You build it, I will buy it, and that is a definate order

Garry

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21 Dec 2012 00:30 #4 by Ex-Member
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thats 2 then...............................................so far. :P

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21 Dec 2012 02:54 #5 by Ex-Member
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nearly 50 year old design that will have to be brought into the 21st century.

not sure if i should continue with it or not. :unsure:

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22 Dec 2012 09:44 #6 by Phil Wood
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Garry Pollard wrote: You build it, I will buy it, and that is a definate order

Garry

My memory of the pattern ships is one where only the leading edge was swept.... have I got this wrong?
Garry is supposed to be trying to find a modern equivalent of a pattern ship for a forum review on performance..... If that search fails, could this be the alternative Garry? ;)

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22 Dec 2012 17:41 #7 by THE BLACKBIRD
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Interesting ! what a superstar look like, the plane i meen

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22 Dec 2012 19:21 #8 by Eric
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Like this, BB, only with a snarling 61 two-stroke in the nose!


if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!

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22 Dec 2012 20:37 - 22 Dec 2012 20:38 #9 by THE BLACKBIRD
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Anybody do a plan for it, i fancy building one, after new year :)
Last edit: 22 Dec 2012 20:38 by THE BLACKBIRD.

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22 Dec 2012 23:47 #10 by old fart
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THE BLACKBIRD wrote: Anybody do a plan for it, i fancy building one, after new year :)


Yep. www.myhobbystore.co.uk/product/22673/super-star-plan-rc1056 :) :) :)

There is nothing like a dream to create the future.

Electrickery is the work of the devil.

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30 Dec 2012 00:15 #11 by Ex-Member
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Sat down and had another look at the plans this afternoon.

worked out motor,esc,servo and battery placement.


If i make the canopy into a hatch, the battery will go where the tank would have.

Made a start on the stab.

then it is sheeted.


That was fairly simple, so i made another one.

they both need sanding to shape next.

might do the fin tomorrow. :)

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31 Dec 2012 00:16 #12 by Ex-Member
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well the day was spent sorting out my model collection and getting swmbo off my back.

did get a very small bit done.

started the fin's.




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02 Jan 2013 01:10 #13 by Ex-Member
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woke up
got out of bed
dragged a comb across my head.
and cut 28 wing ribs for the first wing.

templates.
3 ribs have to have the u/c supports cut out.
and need 3 ply riblets.

then cut the spars and the leading and trailing edges.

started gluing bits together.




one done, started the second now.

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03 Jan 2013 01:18 #14 by Ex-Member
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hello gentle people and beard. :P

finished the other wing panel today and joined them together.


fitted the braces and u/c mounts.


starting the sheeting now.

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03 Jan 2013 02:36 #15 by Ex-Member
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my only worry is that the plan does not show any shear webbing.
i have waved the wing about and it feels quite strong and i expect the sheeting will stiffen it up lots as well.

i will leave as plan.:)

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