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Sad fact of life, war advances technology faster than anything else,
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Obviously didn't duck
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My first thought was a Grumman Duck. Milliput is a good epoxy putty
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Time flies, looking back through my pictures it was last October when I built the Spitfire, the two pictures show the difference between the modified one and original. Particularly the forward rake.
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I have 2 Warbirds Replicas Spitfires, one is ic and the other electric, I built the electric one this year and fitted Paul's undercarriage during the build. It transformed the ground handling, even when the strip needs cutting it still taxis out and doesn’t nose over on landing. The ic version is awaiting repair but when I get round to it I will retro fit the modified retract mounting.
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Fouga magister 1/4.5 moulded from scratch
Eric Robson replied to dirk tinck's topic in Electric Ducted Fan
Fantastic work, great video. -
I had to wear 2 hats because the sun shrunk my head
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Forum members' new models: Let's see them.
Eric Robson replied to Paul Marsh's topic in All Things Model Flying
Definitely suitable for B.o.B -
Same as last year, I'll come in a Skoda
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A bigger foamboard build - Miles Hawk Speed Six
Eric Robson replied to Lipo Man's topic in Own Design Project Blogs
I wouldn't have the leg in that position as it will kick back on landing and crush the foamboard brace. The drawings are a Miles Magister which is I believe a development of the Speed 6. The spats were removed from the later Magisters -
Mine aren't saggy! It's my skin underneath them that gives the impression
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Bit like your shorts Ron😀
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A bigger foamboard build - Miles Hawk Speed Six
Eric Robson replied to Lipo Man's topic in Own Design Project Blogs
You can use pounds and ounces to avoid confusion to us older modellers. I still convert metric to imperial to visualise the size of an aeroplane 😀