At least you're not trying to put the covering back on FROM the mess on the right - hahaAlright, well first thing's first, the old covering has to go. Peeling the old covering off left nearly ALL of the old adhesive/color stuck to the wood. I had heard of a trick where you could iron laminate onto the old adhesive and when you ripped it off, it would take the color with it. I tried it and it worked pretty okay, but then Wayne had the idea of using packing tape, which didn't work. But when we heated the tape with a heat gun after application, the results were actually much better. Here is the end result.
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Thanks! I haven't started on the flaps quite yet, I'm probably going to hog out servo pockets for independent flap servos. Thin digital Emax servos will do nicely.WOW! Looking a lot better than the last time I saw her! What can you show us of the flaps?
Yes, that would be my Mini Q.Looks great Jerron. Is that your mini-q in the back?
Oh dude! my fuselage and wing joiners are really messed up on mine from the last owner and I am not looking forward to repairing it LOL Is there a way I could get a copy of the plans? Maybe buy the kit off you even?Have this. Lemme know if you need any info referenced.
well yeah, I was hoping to use carbon fiber plate.Are you going to use the kit parts as templets to make a replacement fuselage for your original aircraft? Maybe use this opportunity to enhance the design making the plywood blade joiners out of a more suitable modern material.
Over 2 years Later:
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Just gotta do the nose block, then a bit more work with the razor plane and sanding and then it's time to sand, paint, repeat a few times.
Hoping to get this thing finished for Sunset this year!
sheeted wings and all?We could probably do a small production run of them sometime in the future.