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John CooperDumas Kit #313, Hawker HurricaneBuild22-Jun-11 10:47
Views : 1360
Wing of the Hurricane, being built for R/C
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkParked02-Feb-11 10:45
Views : 1913
I added a fair amount of down thrust and right thrust to the prop. This is based on experience with other similar models.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkParked02-Feb-11 10:42
Views : 1764
Like the original, the sub wing is quite strong (relatively). It supports the gear and keeps the top wing from bending.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkParked02-Feb-11 10:39
Views : 1645
The Henschel came in at 10.4 grams, without rubber.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkBuild02-Feb-11 10:36
Views : 1758
The paint scheme is that of the Spanish Air Force, circa 1942.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkBuild02-Feb-11 10:33
Views : 1686
The radial engine is just a printed photo.
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John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkParked02-Feb-11 10:31
Views : 1671
The Henschel, without a prop. The plastic Peck prop I was going to use added too much nose weight. I had to build a light balsa prop.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkBuild02-Feb-11 10:29
Views : 1641
The flying surfaces are covered with brown domestic tissue that was pre-shrunk on a frame several times. Pre-shrinking is essential for the very flimsy tail and wings. I air brushed the tissue, while still on the frame, again to prevent shrinking.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkBuild02-Feb-11 10:25
Views : 1488
The Henschel's decals were printed onto domestic white tissue, using a laser printer. The green background colour comes from the card stock that I used as a backing to hold the tissue as it goes through the printer.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkBuild02-Feb-11 10:23
Views : 1508
The Henschel's landing gear. It took some effort to get the wire into the right place and also have the wheels turn smoothly. I really wanted the wheels to turn properly, so that I could get a smooth landing (and possible take-off) on the gym floor.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkBuild02-Feb-11 10:19
Views : 1513
For the Henschel's rocker arm covers, I started with a long balsa cylinder that was tear drop shaped in cross section. I then carved and sanded the full shape, while still on the cylinder (using the cylinder as a handle). I then cut off the completed shape and then started another.
John CooperDumas Kit #319, SparrowhawkBuild02-Feb-11 10:16
Views : 1524
The frames are built around a lamination of 2, 1/32 strips
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