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TJH, Comment for image # 26612 | 13 Jun 12 07:45 |
Excellent props, can't wait to see the finished product! |
jgood, Comment for image # 26612 | 13 Jun 12 07:39 |
Great job! |
JohnG., Comment for image # 26612 | 13 Jun 12 07:19 |
Very nice work. |
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 26612 | 13 Jun 12 07:08 |
Wonderful |
Pauli72, Image # 26613 | 13 Jun 12 03:33 |
I made the props from laminating 3 pieces of 3/16 balsa. Then carved and sanded to shape. The "HOW TO" section on this forum was a great help. Left and right assemblies are mirror because engines were counter-rotating to one another. |
Pauli72, Image # 26612 | 13 Jun 12 03:24 |
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Pauli72, Comment for image # 26531 | 01 Jun 12 09:24 |
Thanks flyer. This is the first time I've tried this infill & wood putty/filler technique. Once the plastics were put on I added Elmers wood putty to build up to the surface of the plastic, then sanded the seam level. |
frwyflyer, Comment for image # 26531 | 01 Jun 12 07:40 |
VERY NICE!! Great fitting between the plastic and wood |
Pauli72, Image # 26533 | 31 May 12 19:42 |
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Pauli72, Image # 26532 | 31 May 12 19:41 |
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Pauli72, Image # 26531 | 31 May 12 19:40 |
All smoothed up & ready for dope & heavy silkspan. |
Pauli72, Comment for image # 26496 | 28 May 12 02:33 |
I built/launched a few of these back in grade school, but nothing this big. 35.25" tall. 1.64" dia. I'll snap a few pics of the launch. |
Pauli72, Image # 26496 | 28 May 12 02:09 |
1 day build complete. This was a fun little diversion to work on while watching the Indy 500. I'll go watch the launch tomorrow, then back to the P-38. |
Pauli72, Image # 26495 | 28 May 12 02:04 |
The fins were laser cut 3/32 " really hard balsa. |
Pauli72, Image # 26489 | 27 May 12 14:30 |
A little break from the P-38. My friend asked me if I would build a model rocket for his kids since I'm "into that stuff". I say sure, No problem. Oh by the way...he says..."were launching it tomorrow, for Memorial Day." OK?... I guess...It's not like I'm racing the Ruskies to get a man into space, just a 1 day build. LOL! I'll post more picks tonight. |
David Duckett, Comment for image # 26401 | 19 May 12 17:58 |
:-) Looks good. |
Pauli72, Image # 26401 | 19 May 12 17:40 |
Gettin' there. Glad I tried this infill technique. Thank you for the help and advice DD. I should have this down for my next plane. |
Pauli72, Image # 26400 | 19 May 12 17:36 |
Probably need another coat of filler & more sanding. They're not smooth enough (divit free) yet. |
Pauli72, Image # 26399 | 19 May 12 17:33 |
The 2 fuselages have been sanded, wood filler applied, and sanded again. |
Pauli72, Image # 26398 | 19 May 12 17:29 |
Infill done on center nacelle. I had originally scalloped the formers before deciding to do the infill technique. So I needed to bevel the ends of the infill pieces extra long so they meet one another. I'll know better next time. |
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