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Das Ghosten Flugboot
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Got the sides glued up this morning I could have the fuselage finished this weekend if all goes well. Dave -
Das Ghosten Flugboot
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Posted by Mark Stevens 1 on 15/11/2019 20:46:05: You didn't really need to go on ebay for the plan, you can get it free here - Link Mark Do they print it and send it free? Dave -
Das Ghosten Flugboot
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
I like the stakes on the fuselage I might rob that idea Dave -
A couple of chaps at my club have built these as a bit of fun and use Cox engines, I have decided to join in but go electric I have the wood needed and most of the electronics all I needed was the plan which I found on ebay amongst others in RCM&E back issues. So Tally Ho! I'm in first job was to transfer the fuselage sides to grease proof paper and use a pin to transfer those lines to the balsa. I have also cut the formers ready for glueing up with the sides in the morning, two of the formers are laminated so I'm waiting for them to dry. Dave
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Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
Ok thanks I'll double check not that I'm ready to order yet just checking prices etc. Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
I have just done a dummy order for the remainder of the timber at balsa cabin it comes to just over £70 does that sound about right? Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
Posted by Steve Houghton on 12/11/2019 13:29:14: Hi David, I've chosen the Spirit 78 scheme, but please feel welcome to join me with another one so that we can make a team. It's only a colour scheme - no one has ownership of any one in particular, and as Phil (I think) said on another thread, it's good to see multiple examples of one scheme as it gives a sense of cameraderie. Steve That's very good of you Steve I will go for a different number . Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
Thanks chaps I think I'll be happier when I can get the wood pack ordered hopefully in a couple of weeks, I'm still waiting for an email from the chaps that make them up. Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
I see that's taken too I think I'm out of this one folks my enthusiasm is waining a little and I already have builds waiting to go a couple more months would have been handy but i see most here are well on their way. Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
OK I'll try for this one Fingers crossed it's not taken. Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
Posted by Chris Barlow on 10/11/2019 02:15:47: They all turn into black silhouettes when flying SW in the sun off the Orme Dave! Yes I find that, I have only been flying properly for a year my glider has yellow transparent wings which still silhouette when high up, my sharkface turns into a dot in about 5 seconds!. It does only seem to be useful fairly close in....to me anyway. My dad can't remember them being camo. just silver but he said they were pretty worn so could have just lost their paint. Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
I have been talking to the old man tonight and he directed me to this one as he felt the raf camo. would be hard to see. if not bagsied already I might bag it I just need to find a three view of it. It looks like it'll be glassed then that should make the scheme easier to apply. I'll be ordering my wood pack in a couple of weeks time I'm starting to feel a little excited. Dave Edited By David Still 1 on 08/11/2019 23:04:59 -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
I have looked through the various bits and threads on here I see it's fully sheeted/planked what will folks be covering with as I guess most will be spray painted looking at the schemes being chosen. I guess it will have to be tough due to the nature of the flying areas. Dave -
Dave's F-86 build
David Still 1 replied to David Still 1's topic in PSSA Mass Build 2020 - North American F-86 Sabre
Posted by Martin Gay on 06/11/2019 22:52:31: Hi Dave, The Sabre will go well on Chagford slope in a decent breeze! Flown there many times when I was a member of the same club. Stan Yeo could probably help get you sloping. Martin. Yes I was talking to one of the guys about it he recommended Chagford and black hill I have a big rudder elevator model to practice with. We were saying that for a slope club most of the flying happens at the little Haldon site Stan is stepping down from the club this year. Dave -
Well it looks like I'm in fingers crossed I will get started in the new year I have permission to get a wood pack next month then I'll get all the other sheet etc. in December January latest. I am a member of Dartmoor slope soaring club but I've never slope soared I fly my electric RES glider from a flat field but looking to join some of the guys on the slopes soon. The scheme I've chosen is an RAF scheme 229 OCU Sqn. which my dad was on. I'll be watching your builds with interest and gather some tips before I can get started, I have built a few stick and tissue models and a couple of rc models so not a complete novice. Dave Edited By David Still 1 on 06/11/2019 19:25:21