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John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build03-Jul-07 18:07
Views : 784
The cockpit still needs a seat, a GPS, and an "I" phone!
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build03-Jul-07 18:04
Views : 780
Aileron pedlas, joy stick, and an abundance of instrument and switch, "Jimmies and Jammies!"
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build03-Jul-07 18:01
Views : 732
Nicholai Borisovich (Nicholas the son of Boris), admires the instrumentation technology of a WWII Mig-3. He remembers the stories his father told him about his asventures flying a Sopwith Camel. Avation tecnology has come a long way in 25 years!
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Aerial01-Jul-07 14:41
Views : 770
The contol room if a submarine, the instrument panel, if a plane. The detailing begins.
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build30-Jun-07 20:55
Views : 789
Boris misses his Camel, but likes the "New Ride!"
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build30-Jun-07 20:54
Views : 733
Gentlemen remember me? We are 40 hours into the scratch built Mig-3. My Boss says that now the "fun work" of detailing the fuselage will begin. This is a modified Mig published by E Sthal in 1943. Larger scale, bass, not balsa.
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John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build19-Jun-07 19:28
Views : 708
Don't think I will add extra wood as we plan on covering it with aluminum (front) and wood (rear), just like the original. Now I can construct and detail the cockpit while the "Boys" build the tail and wings!
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build19-Jun-07 19:25
Views : 709
Boris and Yegor remove the clamps. Building two sides at once worked. I reved the plans thru the computer. When the boys matched the side they fit almost "purrfect"! This bird is 1/13 scale, inches that is. Wingspan should be a tad over 28".
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build19-Jun-07 19:22
Views : 792
Yegor has been "stuck a bit!" Fortunately part of his digital computer system was not harmed!
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build17-Jun-07 15:56
Views : 803
Boris built the port sode Yegor the starboard. Yegor's math skills have come a long way in a short period of time. "Lettuce" hope the halfs eventually match! I have seen some nice work here in the past few weeks. After building footbridges, planting
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build17-Jun-07 15:52
Views : 755
Gentlemen we are back! The dynamic duet of Boris and Yegor pushed a bit to finally finish the fuselage formers. Maybe for Father's Day they will install the side keels and start the stingers.
John M OshustScratch Built MiG3Build06-Jun-07 19:34
Views : 809
Boris, top, builds the left side. Yegor, bottom, builds the right. I never realized how satisfying and fun cutting all of the parts by hand can be....WONDERFUL!!! Such therapy!
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