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Guillows Series 200 - Fokker DR-1 Triplane by jgood. Viewed 2672 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments jgood 24-Jul-07 07:45 Coming in for it's first ever landing... Xanadu 26-Jul-07 10:41 Excellent, looks fantastic! Xanadu 26-Jul-07 11:53 Fly really good, or a bit skittish? jgood 26-Jul-07 12:47 A little skittish. I'm hoping I can get things a little more stable than it was. If not, I think she'll turn into a display piece! David Duckett 26-Jul-07 13:41 Ahhh, but the memories of seeing it actually fly, priceless! mikemolt 26-Jul-07 14:22 She flies! James, we want all the details! poppy 26-Jul-07 17:15 Just watched the movie Fly Boys. This looks as good as those in the film. moostang51 26-Jul-07 18:33 Wasn't the name James Good listed as one of the flight stunt consultants on "Fly Boys"? I flew u-control as a teen, go to the field with my son now to watch the modelers' club play with their toys; who knows, one day... maybe I'll be at the stick again. moostang51 26-Jul-07 18:40 I mean, you're trying to control 5 oz. of Anthony Fokker "whoopass". Patience James, a big screw for a light plane, experiment with the throws and throttle, I don't have to tell you. It's a beautiful sight in the air. jgood 30-Jul-07 15:59 Thanks guys! I took her to the field again this morning. Got another two flights on her. I was coordinating the rudder more with the ailerons, and turns were better. On the next flight, I taped an old bottle top and a small rock onto the cowling, and that also seemed to improve handling, so I think a little more weight on the nose might be in order. Ground handling it attrocious, both flights ended with a (non damaging) nose over on the tarmac. Still - getting better! Please sign in to comment on this image.