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scigs30Peck Polymers Peanut Piper J3Parked14-Dec-10 14:42
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scigs30Peck Polymers Peanut Piper J3Flying14-Dec-10 14:34
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It was a nice calm day so I decided to take my Boston Cub out for a test flight. I used 1/8 rubber and did not wind her up all the way since the field is a little on the small size for Bostonians. She pretty much flew off the board with a tiny bit of clay in the nose. The first test flight she flew a little further than I thought she would fly and the tail caught the bottom of a branch, very little damage. I then added my turn tab to the wing and flew her again. This time she flew nice and slow like the real cub and flew over a min. That is not bad for a test flight. Then I called it quits and went back home. I scanned my 54 inch Piper J3 Cub that I designed when I was younger and maybe I will build that. It is a simple design based off the Comet 54 inch kits.
pfinnShortys Basement BV-215Build13-Dec-10 22:39
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After a little regrouping, the wing rebuild commences. I had scanned all the laser cut parts before I began the build which turned out very helpful. As was my preference to use little individual building boards. All the shims are still intact. This will be the second time to rebuild wings on this model. Should go fast. Third times' the charm! ;D.
BriandKilbyDave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #23, Grumman F7F-3 TigercatBuild13-Dec-10 10:47
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BriandKilbyDave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #23, Grumman F7F-3 TigercatBuild12-Dec-10 16:20
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BriandKilbyDave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #23, Grumman F7F-3 TigercatBuild12-Dec-10 09:55
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jerry campbellDave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit # 24, Macchi MC 202 FolgoreBuild12-Dec-10 09:53
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Using as many su-assemlies of the radial engined Mc 203 as possible and installing imported German DB inline engines the 202 had a top speed of 375 mph, and could hold its own with any allied fighter.
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