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John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 21:43
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Empennage covered and a new covering technique learned. No sanding, filling, or sealing necessary!
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 21:40
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DD...Yes now that this problem is solved the fun can begin!
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 17:54
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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??
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 17:50
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The test rudder after shaping and sanding.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 16:49
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The ultimate resource for the Goose arrived today from Amazon. An original instruction manuel. Very detailed diagrams and photos.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 16:47
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I experimented with the rudder, me thinks these sheets will do the trick. They are pricey $4.50 a sheet.
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John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 16:44
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The styrene sheets will work well sheeting the Tin Goose. I found them in a Rail road hobby shop, roofing for buildings.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 12:09
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Me thinks that covered with these styrene sheets, the Goose will look authentic.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 12:08
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The rest must be fine tuned by hand.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 12:07
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The Striesand after a visit to a belt sander.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 12:05
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Quite unorthodox in its concept, the Striesand takes shape.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild03-Jan-08 20:00
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Enough for today. The Tin Goose has a tail stucture and the main wing component.
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