| Image Comments |
| jgood | 25-Aug-07 01:27 |
| Wing now together, comonents just sitting together. |
| poppy | 25-Aug-07 07:18 |
| Another nice layup, James. That fuselage does look like it can take a few hard prangs and survive!! |
| moostang51 | 25-Aug-07 13:48 |
| What a true stick and tissue specimen should look like. The 1/16" vs. 3/32" wood is quite a difference. Are you going to power this one also. In the August issue of Flying Models published in the U.K., they electric powered a Guillow's Royal Aircraft S.E.5a. Did you happen to see the article? |
| moostang51 | 25-Aug-07 13:52 |
| Forgot to mention, looks like a great build..as usual. Also included is a nice reference about dying the tissue to any color prior to installation. Hmmm... something to think about with those WWI aircraft. |
| plasticbuddha | 25-Aug-07 15:52 |
| Nice and clean James. Question, there aren't any spars on the wing? Just leading and trailing edges? |
| moostang51 | 27-Aug-07 18:41 |
| Sorry James, my mistake. This mag is published in the US. So many mags coming to my house I get confused. If you like I can forward you a copy of the article to have you see if they did it right. Love that Fokker. |
