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31 Jan 2013 01:13 #76 by Garry Pollard
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I would respectfully suggest prop size 12x 6 . I hope to use 4S 5000 mah lipos. Does that help ??

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31 Jan 2013 01:20 #77 by Ex-Member
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might need a bit of tail weight then. :P

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31 Jan 2013 01:23 #78 by Garry Pollard
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No worry on that Tony, let me know the 2 G of G points, and I will sort that out

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31 Jan 2013 22:54 #79 by Ex-Member
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After my shopping trip this morning and after some lunch, i headed back out into the cold and damp to continue with the build.

Made the ailerons and glued them on.







another nice fiddly job getting them on, but the rods are epoxy'd in and the hinges need gluing once that has set, i will pin these as well.
then i can cover, paint and seal them and thee whole wing.

battery hatch is now sorted.
just got to do the motor and aileron servo, then jobs done.

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02 Feb 2013 00:53 #80 by Ex-Member
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hinges are pinned, aileron servo is in and all working.
so we painted the ailerons and left them to dry.


just need to seal the wing and then sort out the motor set up.

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02 Feb 2013 15:44 - 02 Feb 2013 15:45 #81 by Ex-Member
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put a coat of sealer on the top of the wing, needs 2 more on top and 3 underneath still.
needs 1 last coat of sealer on the fuselage.

once i have got the motor/esc i can do the final finishing off.
but basically it is finished.
ok a couple days over my end of jan deadline, but just over 3 weeks from start to finish aint bad. :P

i lost a week to the bathroom and a few days to a super scorpion fuselage. :P
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02 Feb 2013 21:59 #82 by Ex-Member
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second coat of sealer is on the wing now.


one coat to go and we are finished until the motor arrives. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

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02 Feb 2013 23:02 #83 by Garry Pollard
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Tony, you are a credit to this forum Another super job mate


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02 Feb 2013 23:16 #84 by Ex-Member
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not really.
i could do better.
i need to focus more on finish i think.

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03 Feb 2013 17:14 #85 by Ex-Member
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All dry and just waiting for motor and esc.

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03 Feb 2013 17:30 #86 by alan cantwell
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I Love ugly aircraft, and that sure is ugly, i am in love, well done Tony, whats the sealant you say you put on? cant be fuel proofer, cos its a sparky thing

i have 2 sides
no you dont,
yes i do,
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03 Feb 2013 17:33 #87 by Ex-Member
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i use that dreadful stuff called polyc. :P

it has had 3 coats then paint, followed by another 3 coats to seal it.

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03 Feb 2013 17:54 #88 by The Beard
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Stunning looking model and your colour scheme enhances its looks.Its good to see your artitic flair coming through every time.Lovely looking model to me.

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03 Feb 2013 22:13 #89 by Ex-Member
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polyc is fuel proof sir.

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04 Feb 2013 13:47 #90 by Dean M
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Looks great Tony probably one of my favourite builds you have done. Look forward to hearing how it flys.

Somebody called me 'pretentious' the other day.

I nearly choked on my latte.

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