Graham R

Is that just for bf110’s Richard?

I’m still up for a FW190 when available Richard.

I have Ron, I fancy the 6s version. I have the original zip razor bladed plane but it doesn't cope very well on the supplied balsa.

Would love to know how you guys sanded the wing so quickly? I seemed to have spent hours so far and not even finished a wing. Do you use a mechanical sander?

I did wonder Eric.

where do you get those extra fast Perma Grit sanding blocks from Ron? I could only get the ultra slow version. Probably needs an hardware upgrade 😃

It happens to me also.

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When is Ron going to start the video build?

Mine arrived today. Thank you Richard.

I haven't received a form yet. I've been forgotten.🤧😭🙄

P47 61 inch for me. That would make it 1/8th scale. Razorback please

Looking forward to the Tempest Richard. Should look great when its got its paint on.

As Richard said upside down looks like hello dolly hands.

The insignia is upside down.

Hi Bucks Iv'e spotted your deliberate mistake (sorry).

Thanks Simon

Think about your future requirements. I realise that you are a beginner. Most common batteries are 3s & 4s 2200ma and upwards. Choice between 12v (will require power supply) or mains. Some chargers are dual input. I think that it should have a minimum of 2 outputs - less waiting to charge.

I’m voting for the Rascal. A very pretty plane.

Just one of the l/e sanding blocks 22hrs 22mins and 6o metres of material. I'm sure Rons will be a lot more economical. Any chance of your stl's Ron

Geoff, looks a nice build. I build their 98" Sinbad. The instructions weren't much better. Model does fly well though.

Thank you Simon for all of your 3D print shares.

Is there going to be dissent in the ranks?

A new Christmas read. I'm surprised that the Hurricane hasn't been mentioned. It was the workhorse of the BOB.

The best way that I have found over the years is to join the wings and apply bandage, When dry cut out the area where the dowel goes. get 1/2" balsa and drill hole for dowel and glue. insert into former, align wing and cut balsa length to fit cutout of wing and glue in to wing cutout. One big advantage to this method is that you get perfect alignment of wing in all axises. Plus you are creating a weak point that is easily repairable.