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Browse Images Virtual Aerodrome Image Browser ( Small / Large ) Show : All | Parked | Flying | Build | Aerial | Reference Page (16 in total) :  <<   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16  [ < Prev ] [ Next > ] Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 21:09 Views : 751 Survival gear is delivered to the Goose! John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 21:08 Views : 661 Since this Goose is going to the S. Pole seats are not required. But in "micro-world" the cargo must be installed before the sides are sheeted. John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 21:06 Views : 639 The Goose's wing root is covered, heating the styrene with a hirdryer helps with the bends John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 16:34 Views : 660 Epoxy used here. After the sheet bonded, I heat the LE with a hair dryer, applied more epoxy, and clamped her down, I hope it will hold! John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 16:32 Views : 647 Topping the wing root. John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 13:02 Views : 732 The Goose AKA Floyd Bennett, will not need seats as she flew to the S. Pole With Byrd. She may carry some cargo visible thru the windows. Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 12:59 Views : 670 The wing root is also permanently attached. John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 05-Jan-08 12:58 Views : 649 The Goose has a permanent tail and the cabin roof is under construction. John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 04-Jan-08 21:47 Views : 643 On the 76 in version of the Goose, the wing sat on a saddle built into the fuse. This provided a removable wing. This small (380 in version does not need this feature. This makes my life easier. John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 04-Jan-08 21:43 Views : 598 Empennage covered and a new covering technique learned. No sanding, filling, or sealing necessary! John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 04-Jan-08 21:40 Views : 666 DD...Yes now that this problem is solved the fun can begin! John M Oshust Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor Build 04-Jan-08 17:54 Views : 690 I quickly brushed on some Al paint to see what the corrugations look like. Note the scape on the glue tube> I heated it with a hair dryer and bent it...upon cooling it reatins the curve. Should work well on the wings. Well guys what do ya think?? Page (16 in total) :  <<   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16  [ < Prev ] [ Next > ]