Indoor foamy

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16 Feb 2015 18:11 - 16 Feb 2015 18:14 #1 by Ex-Member
Indoor foamy was created by Ex-Member
I have just realised that i run the local village hall, slow aint i.

so.
take one sheet of 6mm Depron.


Mark out the top view of the model straight onto the foam and cut out.
then cut the two vertical fuselage halves and glue it all together.



Add some 1.5mm balsa strips to the leading edges and again to the hinge lines.


needs hinging and fitting out tomorrow for a weds maiden.
all of an hours work so far and £2 of foam and glue.
Last edit: 16 Feb 2015 18:14 by Ex-Member.

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17 Feb 2015 16:09 #2 by Ex-Member
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well i finished it.
took it down the hall
it flew.....................................but.

too heavy, not enough power.
and now in bits. :P

oh well i will strip all the bits out and use the foam for something else.

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17 Feb 2015 17:33 #3 by Garry Pollard
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Dont feel too bad Tony, you tried mate, well done for that

Garry

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