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| moostang51 | 13-Jan-08 15:16 | | One wing per plan, one per DD. Mess readied for my son's ceiling today. |
| David Duckett | 13-Jan-08 15:39 | | Well, all I can say is that if you were taking my class, you would get an A+. I know that Poppy is hot on your ass but your version of this plane is Uber! Your Son is a lucky man. And for getting the plane, too. |
| SteveM | 13-Jan-08 15:59 | | The BF-109 fuse was sheeted with 1/32" and came out very nicely, what made you decide to do this fuse differently? |
| moostang51 | 13-Jan-08 16:40 | | Experimentation Steve M, experimentation. I'm trying all possible ways to skin. When I first found this site, I only knew of silkspan. Then I saw DD's work, bingo...watch and learn, the real way to cover with silkspan. Then I saw Poppy's work, bingo...watch and learn, 1/32" balsa sheets for covering. This kit I'm trying planking and silkspan covering. Each kit is different, and much the same, each build will be probably different. The thing is, I enjoy all the possible ways to build and that's the bottom line. |
| SteveM | 13-Jan-08 17:48 | | I thought that might be the case. There have been several sheeted planes on VA that turned out very well, maybe I'll give it a try on my Mosquito. Can't wait to see the new LG you got for yours. |
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