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John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild04-Sep-08 15:32
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The "Goose" engine appears to work fine.
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild04-Sep-08 15:30
Views : 847
This model was designed for rubber band power. The cowl is modified to accept the radial. I spruced the radial up a tad.
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild04-Sep-08 15:28
Views : 776
Solid wing tips from scrap balsa.
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild03-Sep-08 19:59
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I am glad I saved the prototype engine from the Tin Goose. It is a tad small but me thinks it will work. All I had to do was "Magic Box" a crankcase
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild03-Sep-08 19:57
Views : 914
I am liking the speed at which a small plane can be put together. "Z" wings are smaller than the Corsair Hor. Stab!
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeParked03-Sep-08 19:56
Views : 915
Some extra wood on the fuse and wings with dihedral set.
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John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild03-Sep-08 16:05
Views : 875
Working with laser cut components is a real joy! The "Z" wing takes form.
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild03-Sep-08 12:23
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Small drawing on the left is of the Dumas parts. Computer plan on the right is the "O" GB, scaled to double. Instead of a 24 in span the "Z" will now be 48!
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild02-Sep-08 20:06
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Here is where I am with the "Z". I will build this mostly stock. I have a radial , the prototype from the "Tin Goose." Notice that I am copying all of the parts as I assemble them. I will use these sheets to increase the span from 24 to 48 inches. Sc
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild01-Sep-08 17:39
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The techniques involved here, though similar, are radically different. How do you guys do it??? I shall persevere and give this my best shot! From a chainsaw and 2x4's to forceps and 1/16 balsa, tough on the old hands and eyes.
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild30-Aug-08 18:46
Views : 790
Night Club sleeps over the "Z". The Hor. Stab. on the Corsair is 4 inches bigger than the span on the "Z"
John M OshustDumas Kit #302, Gee BeeBuild30-Aug-08 18:44
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Mutitasking...Left side of the "Z" framed....tiny...very tiny!
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