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| hjlittman | HJL Models P-6E Hawk | Build | 09-Feb-20 16:04 |  | | Views : 401 | | Working with CA and kicker this is about 17 minutes in. The quarter formers go in later to sandwich the landing gear wire to the 4th former |
| hjlittman | HJL Models P-6E Hawk | Build | 09-Feb-20 16:02 |  | | Views : 470 | | Going to include the right angle tool from my Bostonian/Embryo kits in this kit. They're handy. Using a thin building board so I used Profi Pins since they are so obscenely sharp you can put them through the parts without damage. |
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| hjlittman | HJL Models P-6E Hawk | Build | 09-Feb-20 15:59 |  | | Views : 450 | | Pre-production check build before cutting beta test kits. Layout of fuselage parts. |
| hjlittman | HJL Models Satellite | Parked | 30-May-19 12:31 |  | | Views : 455 | | Now for something completely different. This is my latest iteration of my Legal Eagle design that I built last night for the OFFC contest today. I finished it at the meeting this morning and trimmed it during the contest. It flies very well (Designing stable models has never been my problem.) but not competitively. I could probably double the duration with a built for the job prop and the right selection of rubber but it still would not be competitive in this group. There is also the possibility that I've taken the Legal Eagle concept too literally. |
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