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TSR2 in depron
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well i wont be doing anymore to it now until after the vulcan is finished ( i need more depron) i can have a think and play with some sketches.
depron is soft but once covered it is fairly strong, not as strong as balsa, but then it weighs half the amount. so its a trade off between strength and weight.
i recon the sr71 could be kept under 11lbs if you built it out of depron. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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if you are calm and collected when all about you are going berserk - you've missed something important!
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Notwithstanding, it's looking good and has just given me the inspiration to go upstairs and do some modelling............bfn
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The fuselage is only 97 inches long so far and it still needs the nose cone making.
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep.
now i have a question.
on the original it had an all moving tailplane and fin.
do i try to replicate that or stick to the simpler elevators and rudder system.
also i plan to have flaperons set up on the main wing to help with slow speed flying.
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with that in mind i cut the tailplane and fin cores this afternoon.
fin will be mounted like this when it has been skinned and before the last bit of the fuselage is sheeted.
working on the main wing to fuselage mount now and hope to get it sorted Monday/Tuesday.
onwards and upwards.
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Think you have found your vocation with this depron young man
Brilliant
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Tony B wrote: well i have made my own mind up and will stick to conventional control surfaces.
with that in mind i cut the tailplane and fin cores this afternoon.
Good decision Tony, you only need an all flying tailplane if you intend to go supersonic............ :lol: :lol:
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