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John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 19-Sep-07 19:27 | | Views : 900 | Assembled with "fun tack" for an eyeball. Final shaping and assembly tomorrow....ran out of gas today! |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 14-Sep-07 19:03 | | Views : 863 | Next week spinner final fitting and prop manufacture. We are off to visit with my Camel, finish a footbridge, and punch some holes in targets. See you all next Tuesday! |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 14-Sep-07 19:00 | | Views : 826 | A piece of 2 in bullet resistant, Delran white plastic, a refresher course in lathe operation 101, 15 minutes of time, and another rabbit jumps out of the hat! |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 13-Sep-07 19:02 | | Views : 933 | moostang... the left wing "tweak" was successful! |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 13-Sep-07 19:00 | | Views : 832 | moostang....I think the wings are there, anything else will be hidden when the Mig is painted. |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 13-Sep-07 18:59 | | Views : 801 | Two small air scoops, their function...I have no idea! |
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John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 12-Sep-07 16:46 | | Views : 907 | Even though I worked outside my eyes cannot see imperfections until after a coat of primer. We are 235 hrs into this bird. |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 12-Sep-07 16:44 | | Views : 832 | pb...Yes the Mig has come a long way...thanks. If my eyes would only work better. As hard as I tried, methinks another bout of filler, sanding, and primer will be needed. |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 11-Sep-07 22:22 | | Views : 765 | Now the final detailing and finishing...Oh yes...the prop and spinner! |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 11-Sep-07 22:20 | | Views : 758 | The yard stick provides scale...we are happy, we have wings! |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 11-Sep-07 22:18 | | Views : 783 | My aerial jig. I tacked the wings and dihedral in place with CA and shims for the dihedral. CA alone would not hold the weight horizontally. The wing pegs and glue held the angle perfectly if vertical. I hung the Mig then allowed gravity to drizzle ep |
John M Oshust | Scratch Built MiG3 | Build | 10-Sep-07 20:43 | | Views : 775 | The slit in front of the screen directs hot air from the engine over the screen to keep Siberian frost away! |
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