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| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Solid Models | Parked | 14-Jun-14 19:54 |  | | Views : 506 | | I cut two parallel lines the width of the plastic, and the diameter of the inner circle in the plastic. I notched between the two lines and press-fit the "propellor" onto the cone. Again, it is removable for transport.The tailbone was then attached to the fuselage using a butterfly clip. |
| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Solid Models | Parked | 14-Jun-14 19:51 |  | | Views : 579 | | Using Ted's tail cone, I had a another friend cut out a 12"+ diameter piece of clear plastic. I painted the prop to look like it was spinning. I probably should be a bit more subtle, but with the yellow warning strips, it came out pretty effective. |
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| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Solid Models | Parked | 14-Jun-14 19:49 |  | | Views : 525 | | The aileron linkage pieces can be seen in this photo. |
| Creosotewind | Scratch Built Solid Models | Parked | 14-Jun-14 19:48 |  | | Views : 499 | | Attached to the plane. The keyhole attachment is very solid, yet easy to remove for transport. You can see the footballs and antenna in place as well. |
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