Antnee

Got the magazine with the plans in excellent.  I can't say any more though perhaps thank you very much is in order!

Cheers fredtheopen   I may just drop drown to the local model shop and see if they do the Lysander as well ?    I had hours of fun with these as a kid though don't suppose it will be the same now, fifty years on?

This still ME 109 biuld ?   Is this kit is old as I  seem to remember  building these in the 50's.But to my interest. The Plan you show your build over  has both metric and ind imperial  measurements on it, so are they still on offer somewhere?

There are some differences in all ailsail kits I think, as I found out. I probably found it easier than some, as have built some free flight scale before from scratch. But It is annoying that in some of their kits parts don't seem to quite match up. The preformed plastic parts to are sometimes not formed as well as they might be. But on the whole the plane I built (the DH Beaver) was quite easy with the exception of the nose cowl fixing and fixing radio gear You are doing a great job! I hope you have many flying hours on it.

I could try for this, Wot 4 ? as retiring soon and plenty of time to build...

Great Vid Barry Like it, I have enough with a single engine so I think I will do some more practice first,before graduate to a twin Oh BTW did you get the U/C to Function ? it flies so fast I couldn't see!! Nice one. Regards Antnee

Well Barry Its seems that you have cracked it. So Well done mate all your hard work has paid off, your right to feel ready for a pint cheers Ant

Thanks for. Not only taking the time to post the pictures and the comments too. Excellent post and all the little kinks you hit along the the way talked about and how you got over the problems. I wish that I could have half your motivation.

Well I've been thinking about this aeroplane on and off since about 1965 and done nothing! Typical me. But Barry you have got lots of people interested Im sure of that. So surely somebody must be out there with a drawing board and time on there hands to draw one up.

You must have the patience of a saint to do that! I think that you are really good Cheers now Antnee

sorry Eric I ws say thanks to Barry for the info re The WW pictures and really Ive no excuse for not thanking you for the spell check advise though found that there is a spelling checking in the google toolbar Cheers Antnee (mekes us a cuppa tea our Antnee)

Thanks for the Info Barry I never thought of running the xp office spell checker open along side the web page thank you for that too. Will get on to that link re the Whirly U/Cart

Dear Barry could please advise as to where you obtained the page of pictures & exploded veiw of the Whirlies U/C, was it perhaps an old Proflie Publication? though I don't recall seeing it, albeit a long time ago. Thanks for the thread, as you are very though. Cheers for now Ant

Don't Worry Now Im Back indoors from garden toil. Im catching up on the build, great work. The last time I saw one built it was in the Late 60's early 70's that was in an aeromodeller mag I think?

Excellent project great pictures too. Its good to see a Whirlwind in production. As I have be told there are no full size ones left any where ?