Murat Kece 1

I used the Hobbyking covering.

Hi Carlos Looks interesting. Are building with steel or aluminium?

Happy to wait.. I will be away until 26th April anyway.

I can only take my hat to you.. What an impressive list of works.. Thank you.

I use a larger battery rather than adding weight..

Cans are earning their worth again😂! I am following with great interest..

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I rarely have more than 1 on the go. I am a doer/shaper.. If I start it I finish it asap.. That has been my personality and it continues with my hobby too.

Here's my take on the dolly that I intend to use for all the mass built aircraft and a couple of other warbirds I have. Materials: 15mm x 2m plastic water pipe with 4 elbows and 8 self tapping screws to fix them to the front and rear braces 2x 120mm and 1 x 90 mm 2x Avios Bushmule wheels 8 x 32 x 650mm wood piece ( Central connector) 16 x 16 x 80mm square wood piece (front brace and rear wheel supports) 2 x 80x100mm pieces of 6mm ply for the front and rear wheel bases) 1 x old landing gear (mine with 48 cm width) 3mm x 100mm piano wire and 2 x 10mm fuel pipe as spacers for the rear wheel 2 x 8mmx8mm square bass wood pieces. 2 x 40mm x 100 mm shrink tube 8 x 4mm x 30mm nuts/bolts 4 x undercarriage fixing clamps and 8 self tapping crews 2m 15mm foam pipe insulation for the seats Overall size of the dolly is ca 75 cm by 32 cm. NOT FIELD TESTED YET!!

👌 good luck. please confirm your final CG as I still have one to build!!

I think like the cars IC is dying of.. Electric is the future.

1. Mossie, 60-64" 2. Hellcat, 55'60" 3. P-47 Thunderbolt, Razorback all dolly launch, belly land

You are one determined and patient builder Simon.. I admire you. Well done.. Keep going. I am sure it will eventually fly well.

After a lockdown of a few weeks by the weather, the Aberdeen gang managed an out on this wonderful 14 degree balmy spring day at Kerloch.

I would go something not so common.. I would be happy P47, YAK, LA7 etc. Complexity is not a big issue for me. Zero will be great too..

Thanks Tosh. Google- Desert camouflage

Exhaust details were added. Completed the decals and the panel lines with minimal weathering. May do more when I receive my pencil set. It looks too busy to my eye at this stage. Set the CG at 80mm with 80gr of weight in the box. I still to paint the prop adapter... and seal the paint/weathering with PlastiKote clear sealer...

I also added a tail skid to protect the rudder

Ours is tiny compared to yours it still takes us a couple of hours to cut the grass. I think that is a good price to pay for what you have. Enjoy.

What a lovely field Ron.. Plenty of space to take a long slow approach for landing..

Hi Ian The CG is 100 mm back from the Leading Edge. I have the plans if you need any further help please PM me. Regards. Murat

Yes... 👌

Well come Chris.

With some decals on.. Panel lines and some weathering to follow as well as the exhaust paintings..