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Hurricane Build Tony Nijhuis design
02 Nov 2013 19:24 #541
by Fly-Navy
Now that I am older it seemed nice I have more patience.
Turns out "I don't give a s**t "
Replied by Fly-Navy on topic Hurricane Build Tony Nijhuis design
So many people have helped me in modelling over the years and "Scrooge Cantwell" gave me such a good deal on the kit Tony,if it saves you a bucket load of grief they are FOC sir !!!!!
Unless in the unlikely position you have 120 four stroke under you bench from yesteryear
Unless in the unlikely position you have 120 four stroke under you bench from yesteryear
Now that I am older it seemed nice I have more patience.
Turns out "I don't give a s**t "
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03 Nov 2013 16:25 - 03 Nov 2013 16:59 #543
by Ex-Member
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I have started the ailerons this morning.
wing fairing.
the fuselage just drops inside the fairing and it helps to line up the wing bolts.
ailerons done now.
started the rad ducting.
question.
do i leave it open or blank off the ends.
wing fairing.
the fuselage just drops inside the fairing and it helps to line up the wing bolts.
ailerons done now.
started the rad ducting.
question.
do i leave it open or blank off the ends.
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04 Nov 2013 16:14 #547
by Ex-Member
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Retracts going in.
and they work.
started the wheel wells.
to make life easier if you have to replace and wing or retract servo's i am fitting 2 hatches in the underside of the wing so you can get at the connectors in the wiring.
and they work.
started the wheel wells.
to make life easier if you have to replace and wing or retract servo's i am fitting 2 hatches in the underside of the wing so you can get at the connectors in the wiring.
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04 Nov 2013 17:02 #548
by soloslogger
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Luvly juvly stuff mate, 
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04 Nov 2013 17:12 #550
by old fart
There is nothing like a dream to create the future.
Electrickery is the work of the devil.
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I couldn't make them for that Garry.
There is nothing like a dream to create the future.
Electrickery is the work of the devil.
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04 Nov 2013 17:19 #551
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He had over a hundred, I should have bought more 
neither could I Owen
Sorry Tony, off topic, but to bring it back, Super building job as usual
Garry
neither could I OwenSorry Tony, off topic, but to bring it back, Super building job as usual
Garry
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04 Nov 2013 19:26 #553
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Hindsight is a wonderful thing Eric 
Garry
Garry
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05 Nov 2013 15:18 #554
by Ex-Member
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Back on topic. 
underside of the wing is now sheeted.
doors started.
used litho plate for these as it is thinner than balsa or ply and i can get it closer to the wing shape.
adding some gussets to the inside of the doors.
wiring hatches are in as well, will make life easier if you need to remove the retracts or aileron servo's.
underside of the wing is now sheeted.
doors started.
used litho plate for these as it is thinner than balsa or ply and i can get it closer to the wing shape.
adding some gussets to the inside of the doors.
wiring hatches are in as well, will make life easier if you need to remove the retracts or aileron servo's.
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