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Fairchild 17 1/2" dumas at -27c
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03 Jan 2025 16:25 #1
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Fairchild 17 1/2" dumas at -27c was created by old ugly
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04 Jan 2025 21:23 #2
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Replied by old ugly on topic Fairchild 17 1/2" dumas at -27c
well its was a test of nerves this model kit. the front part of the fuselage was as far as i got, real hoky design.
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i won, i smashed it into 10,000 pcs. and it will never bother me again.
it released a lot of tension.
my review of this model kit is 0 out of 5 stars.
OU
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i won, i smashed it into 10,000 pcs. and it will never bother me again.
it released a lot of tension.
my review of this model kit is 0 out of 5 stars.
OU
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05 Jan 2025 08:59 #3
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Replied by Magpie on topic Fairchild 17 1/2" dumas at -27c
I was surprised by your reation. I'd got the impression that you had a lot of patience.
Looking at your photo of the plan, I can see that the fuselage is built in two halves & then glued together. That doesn't seem a good idea to me.
Looking at your photo of the plan, I can see that the fuselage is built in two halves & then glued together. That doesn't seem a good idea to me.
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05 Jan 2025 16:56 #4
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Replied by old ugly on topic Fairchild 17 1/2" dumas at -27c
hahahahaha.
i am do quite well at fitting, fabricating, improvising, understanding plans and building stuff. i had cut and attempted fitting the front engine mount section together a bunch of times, then after that i broke a bunch of balsa supports and was trying to repair them,
THEN I SNAPPED AND LOST IT.
it was so releaving to crumple it all up in my fists.
i don't give up on many projects. put that model kit on your do not buy list.
OU
i am do quite well at fitting, fabricating, improvising, understanding plans and building stuff. i had cut and attempted fitting the front engine mount section together a bunch of times, then after that i broke a bunch of balsa supports and was trying to repair them,
THEN I SNAPPED AND LOST IT.
it was so releaving to crumple it all up in my fists.
i don't give up on many projects. put that model kit on your do not buy list.
OU
Thanks: Eric, Klipkopwildlife, Flytilbroke
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