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| BriandKilby, Comment for image # 36449 | 29 Jul 16 08:18 |
| nice engine! |
| Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 36449 | 29 Jul 16 07:41 |
| Beautiful job! How did you fabricate the exhaust manifold? |
| Huey V77, Comment for image # 36447 | 29 Jul 16 06:53 |
| Nice, what radio system are you using? |
| Anders, Image # 36449 | 28 Jul 16 19:15 |
Almost there... this takes time |
| Anders, Image # 36448 | 28 Jul 16 19:14 |
Might need a bigger rudder with this thing on the nose :) |
| Anders, Image # 36447 | 28 Jul 16 14:48 |
Servos are connected to rudder and elevator. reciever installed and plastic parts glued on |
| Anders, Image # 36446 | 28 Jul 16 14:46 |
Engine will also be the battery hatch |
| Anders, Image # 36445 | 28 Jul 16 14:45 |
tread to simulate cooling fins. had some trouble taking a picture of this |
| Anders, Image # 36444 | 28 Jul 16 14:43 |
working on the engine details |
| Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 36417 | 24 Jul 16 15:54 |
| Been watching your Rumpler build with great interest. Your workmanship and attention to detail is excellent. Glad to see someone take on such a rare and unusual subject. |
| Anders, Image # 36417 | 24 Jul 16 12:19 |
Humbrol colours. could not find any light blue so the underside is Duck blue. Top side is Middle stone and will get dark green as camoflage patterns |
| Anders, Image # 36416 | 24 Jul 16 12:08 |
keeping the plastic parts off as long as possible to access the radio gear |
| Anders, Image # 36415 | 24 Jul 16 11:58 |
Cwering gets a little loose when painted |
| BriandKilby, Comment for image # 36405 | 21 Jul 16 15:47 |
| I praise your skill with radio control electronics! |
| Anders, Image # 36407 | 21 Jul 16 13:38 |
For Don, this might get a place on the rumpler |
| Anders, Image # 36406 | 21 Jul 16 13:36 |
Going to order a bigger diameter propeller, and maybe a black one |
| Anders, Image # 36405 | 21 Jul 16 13:35 |
Tail fins now glued in place, and some work on the electronics are done. |
| Anders, Image # 36404 | 21 Jul 16 13:33 |
working on the details |
| Anders, Comment for image # 36398 | 21 Jul 16 09:13 |
| Thank you! The wood glue/water mixture dries smooth and no sanding is necessary. The number of coats depends on how much water you mix in the glue, concistency of milk is a nice place to start. I use less water in the mix for attaching the tissue and more for final coating as a thicker mix holds the paper better while drying. If you look at my Storch build you can see how acrylic paint goes on it. And i use two coats of glue/water. |
| biplane guy, Comment for image # 36398 | 21 Jul 16 08:05 |
| Good job, Anders. I have used only dope on my models so far. I wouldn't mind trying something else that works as well but without the fumes. Does the glue/water mixture leave a smooth surface or must it be lightly sanded? Does it require more that one coat? Does it paint well? |
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