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BriandKilby, Comment for image # 33840 | 30 Dec 15 19:01 |
just checking, the instructions said that might be an issue. thanks dale. |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 33840 | 30 Dec 15 18:02 |
Brian, it was a tight fit, but don't remember making any modifications to the manifold in getting it to fit through. |
Creosotewind, Comment for image # 33849 | 30 Dec 15 16:34 |
Dale, hope the health issues will clear so you can come back to doing something you love. |
BriandKilby, Comment for image # 33840 | 30 Dec 15 09:05 |
dale did you have any trouble getting the exhaust manifold through cabane strut? |
rgood, Comment for image # 33849 | 13 Dec 15 11:34 |
Super model! Very very nice.... |
rayl, Comment for image # 33849 | 12 Dec 15 20:23 |
At my daughter's place over T-giving (St. Charles): I can still see the damage done by the storm when driving down from Rockford to Hwy 64. |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 33849 | 12 Dec 15 17:18 |
Early models did, but pilots often removed the spinner, since it was prone to falling off in flight. Later models introduced a new rounded nose that eliminated the spinner. |
BriandKilby, Comment for image # 33849 | 12 Dec 15 15:48 |
it's a beautiful build. i'm building one now, did some of the albatros's have spinners and some not? wishing you improved health. happy holidays! |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 33849 | 12 Dec 15 15:37 |
Have not posted any new builds on V.A. since I gave up the model building due to health reasons. I miss it ! |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 33849 | 12 Dec 15 15:17 |
Thanks Brian for your interest in my Dumas Albatros. After trying softer materials, I ended up using pine. Cut out a plug; roughly shaped it on disk sander; centered a screw in plug; chucked in drill press, and finished shaping with wood rasp, file, and sandpaper. Cut slot for prop with Dremel tool. |
BriandKilby, Comment for image # 33849 | 12 Dec 15 10:55 |
dale how did you come about your spinner? did you make it out of balsa or did you use it from a plastic one? thank you brian. |
JohnG., Comment for image # 33849 | 11 Apr 15 17:51 |
Dale sad to hear about the damage. I have had family living in Rochelle in the past (and maybe some still there) and visited often. I'm a former resident of Rockford. |
John M Oshust, Comment for image # 33849 | 11 Apr 15 17:40 |
Dale, The power of Mother Nature is endless. Especially when her wrath destroys what we call home. I am very happy that you and yours have dodged this meteorological bullet and empathize with your neighbors which have not! |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 33849 | 11 Apr 15 14:40 |
My hometown of Rochelle, Illinois has been in the news lately with an EF-4 category tornado; over 30 homes destroyed. Nearby town was completely wiped out. I had no damage. Been out helping with the clean-up. |
poppy, Comment for image # 33848 | 10 Apr 15 03:25 |
Beautifully done! |
rgood, Comment for image # 33848 | 09 Apr 15 11:42 |
Do not see many of these fine Albatri' on here - a super aircraft! Immaculate! |
David Duckett, Comment for image # 33848 | 09 Apr 15 10:19 |
The colors are gorgeous! |
Don C, Comment for image # 33848 | 09 Apr 15 10:10 |
Nice work! I like the engine. |
Dale1416, Comment for image # 33848 | 09 Apr 15 09:20 |
Thanks for your comments. My wife is not sold on the colors, maybe for Easter eggs. Had to point out that early German aircraft were very colorful. (like the lozenge camouflage on the underside of wings of my RC Albatros which is made up of light and dark green, yellow, purple, and blue colors). |
meku, Comment for image # 33845 | 09 Apr 15 01:35 |
It's nice to see such precision work.!!! |
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