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Category |
Date |
Preview |
| John M Oshust | AerodromeRC Sopwith Triplane | Build | 12-Mar-11 15:29 |  |
| Views : 549 |
| Ailerons on the right side, starboard side, or off side are stitched and mounted. They must be connected. Red star added. I should have "starred" before I stitched!!! Options now... remove stitching and reinstall or install star around stitching. If I can match the red in the star, I can over paint the stitching....if not , the stars stay as they are. |
| John M Oshust | AerodromeRC Sopwith Triplane | Build | 11-Mar-11 15:24 |  |
| Views : 661 |
| Ailerons taped into place for a fitting. |
| John M Oshust | AerodromeRC Sopwith Triplane | Build | 11-Mar-11 15:23 |  |
| Views : 579 |
| Listed as the "Starboard" flying wires on the official Sopwith plan. I guess the Sopwith was more formal in direction than the USAF!! |
| John M Oshust | AerodromeRC Sopwith Triplane | Build | 11-Mar-11 15:21 |  |
| Views : 576 |
| Flying wires are double and pass thru the tip of the middle wing. On this model they are structural and really lock the wings. |
| John M Oshust | AerodromeRC Sopwith Triplane | Build | 11-Mar-11 15:19 |  |
| Views : 560 |
| Flying wires. The factory chart lists their diameter..little over an inch. More like a rod. Similar diameter on the LG and cabane wire. |
| John M Oshust | AerodromeRC Sopwith Triplane | Build | 11-Mar-11 15:17 |  |
| Views : 606 |
| Dummy prop from "Magic Box" |
