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TSR2 in depron
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13 Aug 2014 18:23 #46
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cut and fitted all the ribs on the tailplanes today.
then i took a look at the jet intakes.
they go on here and will be blended into the fuselage when i sheet it.
then i took a look at the jet intakes.
they go on here and will be blended into the fuselage when i sheet it.
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29 Aug 2014 17:58 #47
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well i suppose i best get back to work on this one. 
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04 Sep 2014 18:10 - 04 Sep 2014 18:17 #51
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cover the tailplane with 3mm depron sheet.
then paint with diluted pva and leave to dry.
cut a piece of brown paper and wet the inside with more diluted pva.
then slop it on top of the pva'd tailplane and smooth out.
add yet more pva to the outside of the brown paper and leave to dry.
elevators sheeted and ready for covering.
fin and rudder covered and drying.
the other tailplane is half sheeted and will be ready for covering tomorrow.
not covering the elevators until i have finished shaping them to match the tailplanes..
then paint with diluted pva and leave to dry.
cut a piece of brown paper and wet the inside with more diluted pva.
then slop it on top of the pva'd tailplane and smooth out.
add yet more pva to the outside of the brown paper and leave to dry.
elevators sheeted and ready for covering.
fin and rudder covered and drying.
the other tailplane is half sheeted and will be ready for covering tomorrow.
not covering the elevators until i have finished shaping them to match the tailplanes..
Last edit: 04 Sep 2014 18:17 by Ex-Member.
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05 Sep 2014 17:21 #53
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finished covering the fin and rudder.
finished covering one tailplane.
half covered the other one.
done a little bit more to the jet intakes.
slopped a little bit of paint about.
finished covering one tailplane.
half covered the other one.
done a little bit more to the jet intakes.
slopped a little bit of paint about.
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05 Sep 2014 22:32 #57
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With two EDFs in the front it should balance better Alan 
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06 Sep 2014 00:10 #59
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Tony
3lbs 10oz :ohmy:
Is all going to get the brown paper treatment overall?
Final weight 5lbs+?
Its going to need quite a bit of 'push'.
I doubt there will be a problem obtaining a suitable CofG after all you always have the battery.
3lbs 10oz :ohmy:
Is all going to get the brown paper treatment overall?
Final weight 5lbs+?
Its going to need quite a bit of 'push'.
I doubt there will be a problem obtaining a suitable CofG after all you always have the battery.
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