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Paul Johnson 4

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  1. Eric Somebody mentioned the abuse you inflicted on them
  2. You dare... after the hours it took me to do the cad and make the plugs.... May the Balsa gods punish the blasphemous
  3. Eric I thought you went for diced lamb....
  4. Now Baldric... let me explain.....
  5. And as shown that's just one small piece of the kit!
  6. It's all about the machine, not the regime. And this model, well my one, is like a rat up a drain pipe!
  7. It's up to you. I did Eric a set and he can let you know how well they work. It does involve removing the skin between the ribs and after fitting the inserts packing out the space to fill back to flush with the wing skin.
  8. I wonder if Eric will come to Buckminster in lycra?
  9. My son bought this for me a little while ago, so right... just had to share.
  10. In this weather all our Tom's need cooling...
  11. Since sorting the u/c it's very well behaved, both on landing and take off. There's a video on the warbirds replicas spitfire thread showing it landing.
  12. I too have those voices... As Richard will confirm the mosquito has been a huge project.... The first prototype is being assembled.... Patience Padawan
  13. Kim,this might put it into perspective 500kv = 600kv =
  14. Kim, PM Richard, I'm sure he has one stashed away.
  15. Richard has been sourcing some 600kv motors at a good price that would do the job well
  16. Hi Kim, You might find the 500kv a little lacklustre on rpm for a 4S. It will give more flight time but would probably need to be at full throttle for most of the flight and be close to stalling speed. I would look to something closer to 600kv.
  17. It does fly well... really well... actually really well. Power train Preditor 580kv and 14x9x3 master airscrew prop and 4S 3300mah. Just ask Richard...
  18. We're all doomed doooomed I say
  19. But if your modelling that aircraft you'll need to fly it into a London house... to be authentic....
  20. Nice job Eric Like the colour scheme...it matches the wallpaper 👌
  21. An interesting thing about the P51's ground handling was that the tailwheel was castering for taxi and steered by differential brakes, but then locked by pulling back fully on the stick for take off so our fixed setup does mimic the real one.
  22. Out of interest this is the 11lb Hellcat flying on a NTM 5050 580KV using a 16x8x3 and a 4S 4000mAh battery 5 mins flying time.
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