I think all is working again now. Please leave a comment on a photo somewhere if something you need is not working still.

Main Menu Home About Browse images Signup Lost password? News Links Help User Login User Name Password View By Hangar View By Aircraft Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor View Details View All Switch Aircraft Users Aircraft Dale1416 John M Oshust Skyediamonds1985

Scratch Built Ford Tri Motor by John M Oshust. Viewed 717 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments John M Oshust 29-Jan-08 19:05 As your talented eyes can see, the sheet will conform to the leading edge. There must be a seam , however. Methinks just under the edge. Creosotewind 29-Jan-08 20:22 John, check out this website. It has a real nice 3-view of the Tri Motor in pretty hi-res. It may help you to decide where the panels need to go. Creosotewind 29-Jan-08 20:23 The site didn't link up. Here is the main page. http://www.umt.fme.vutbr.cz/~ruja/modely/podklady.htm Scroll down and you'll find the plane plan you need. John M Oshust 29-Jan-08 21:12 Wood preservative zephyr....Thanks for the site, but at this stage the photos are not helpful. Just when you think you have enough reference phots new ones appear! wahdah3L 03-Jul-08 03:26 What you've done here is the right way, in fact. The sheet on the underside has to be angled off slightly for the corrugations to nest at the trailing edge. This way you keep your corrugations vertical, or nrarly so, only tipped in a little per the dihedral. If I can find this stock in the "scale" I need, this will be the way to finish ! Please sign in to comment on this image.