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| poppy, Comment for image # 10636 | 25 Jan 09 19:46 |
| Wow! Super job and it flies as well. |
| John M Oshust, Comment for image # 10636 | 25 Jan 09 16:15 |
| A very slick looking bird...beautious! |
| John Cooper, Comment for image # 10636 | 25 Jan 09 14:47 |
| Right, the wing is not detachable. There are 2 access locations. Just behind the cowl, on the left side, is the battery hatch, the top edge of which is just visible in this photo. Also, the cowl is attached with a bayonet mount and a magnet. From here, once I remove the prop, I can get to the receiver, elevator servo and ESC. The aileron servo is, unfortunately, buried in the wing. |
| John Cooper, Comment for image # 10636 | 25 Jan 09 14:37 |
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| Heinrich Dorfmann, Comment for image # 10636 | 25 Jan 09 14:26 |
| The wing does not seem to be detachable. How do you access the battery / servos / receiver? Is the bottom open? |
| John Cooper, Image # 10636 | 25 Jan 09 11:56 |
Built for R/C, it is powered by an Axi 2204/54 with a 3 cell 700 mAh battery. All up weight is 220g (7.9 oz) |
| John Cooper, Image # 10635 | 25 Jan 09 11:52 |
The finish is air brushed acrylic with marker, colored pencil and dry brushed details. |
| John Cooper, Image # 10634 | 25 Jan 09 11:48 |
This Dumas kit is quite good. The parts fit is excellent and the balsa is great quality and light. |
| John Cooper, Image # 10633 | 25 Jan 09 11:46 |
The Boomerang is covered in Polyspan. This is great stuff - it looks and feels like Silkspan. It requires adhesive but is very tough and light. |
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