Donald Brown 1

Thanks Dave I have looked at the picks ypu posted and it appears that your prototype differs slightly from the plan, helpful none the less. Would also like to know if some others have tramped in the same trap as I did in making the fuse sides to short by not compensating for the curve? I was just going to adjust a few things but have decided to get another plank and redo the sides, this time making them a bit longer than shown. Reuben I have saved your build pics as I would also like the servo, and battery hatches with the removable cowl

Thanks for the quick reply Reuben   My question is more, how does one get the hinges in as the ailerons taper to a sharpish point at the top?    Edited By Donald Brown 1 on 11/08/2011 12:38:57

At long last I seem to be able to post   Foamy Dave   I am in the middle of the Lupton build and would like to ask where the hinges are inserted for the ailerons. Is there a bit of mechanical differential?

Last try to post here

Thanks Robin and Dusty   I am from Bloemfontein and fly with Bloemfontein Model Aircraft Club. Also love war birds and plan soon to build a foam version of the Tony Spitfire which was a free plan in Aeromodler earlier this year

Thanks David   BTW where can I find foamy plans featured in RCM&E like the Bristol F2B that I have?

Hi All   I am from the good old RSA and just love flying and more so building things that fly. I have been at it for 2 years now. Started with a 40 size stick, which came to a very untimely end while comming in to land, to slowly, stalled and well the rest is history.   I am very interrested in building with depron so the smaller electric planes are what I do. Just recently finished a 44" wing span tiger moth.   My hanger consists of 2 SE5a's, the tiger, an EDF Hawk (RTF), a twin boom plane made from scrap foam (flys awsome), a flying wing. and another own desine I call a PD Special, it is what I did most of my learning with. It can do everything you want while learning and just floats in to come and land (has a full profile wing and fuse)