| Hangar |
Aircraft |
Category |
Date |
Preview |
| rayl | Scratch Built Grumman J2F Duck | Parked | 08-Dec-18 09:19 |  |
| Views : 3944 |
| NIce sight this morning. Too bad the sun wasn't out to highlight the Hoarfrost. |
| rayl | Scratch Built Grumman J2F Duck | Reference | 01-Sep-18 10:14 |  |
| Views : 4031 |
| DD: Coincidently, I am working on a 36 " span electric Ducted Fan Panther. Made entirely out of insulating fan foam board. Need to get the canopy installed and I'll be ready to crash, er, fly it. |
| rayl | Scratch Built Grumman J2F Duck | Reference | 15-May-18 09:19 |  |
| Views : 4209 |
| I think that the Monokote experiment worked out. Don't know as if I will do it again. Thw wife has forbidden me to fly it as it is named after her and it's "cute". |
| rayl | Scratch Built Grumman J2F Duck | Reference | 15-May-18 09:17 |  |
| Views : 4361 |
| Done and Done. Kevin volunteered to do the maiden flight. |
| rayl | Scratch Built Grumman J2F Duck | Reference | 03-May-18 09:37 |  |
| Views : 4235 |
| Monokote is done, finally. Still have to install all the linkages and electronics. |
| rayl | Scratch Built Grumman J2F Duck | Reference | 25-Apr-18 23:02 |  |
| Views : 4073 |
| Having "survived" 42 days of radiation treatments, I'm hopefully back up to speed. Silver Monkote, which has been sanded with either 360 grit W&D or 800 grit W&D has been applied with the "grain" running in differnent directions to try to simulate dissimilar panels. Takes a little time to cut out all of the panels. |
