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Cyril Carr's Stranraer


Jeff Glasser
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  • 2 months later...
will post more as soon as i can
the current status is that i have painted the fuz and completed the main wing sections
but the problem was getting pink foam so am using pipe foam which is just as good because it houses the 300 motors nicelly
 
will post more pics as soon as i can
 
cheers
 
Paul
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Hi Jeff
 
got my depron on line from:

http://www.depronfoam.co.uk/html/buy_depron.html
 
b and q do sell a type of depron but its not the same
hope this helps
 
let me know if you need any more pics or info
 
good luck with it
 
regards
 
Pau
 
 
 

 
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Should that be 'Paul' ?
 
Thanks for the Depron address. I did see something like it in B&Q but it did'nt look right so I left it alone. When you say 'pipe foam' do you mean the stuff that goes around the outside of water pipes etc.?
 
Of course I, and I'm sure others would love to see more pics'
 
Jeff
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  • 4 weeks later...
Hello all
I have just complete the fuselage For the Stranraer with Depron (my first attempt with Depron) quite easy to work with.
Does anyone know where to obtain the 3 bladed props about 140 mm dia. I have searched all the usual websites without success .
Ray
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  • 2 weeks later...
One of our clubmembers has built one, and it looks tremendous!
 
I believe it's Dave's first ever build of any description, and to say he's done an outstanding job really is an understatement.
 
It flies as well as it looks too!
 
tim
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
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  • 8 months later...
That last set of pictures looks great! I am building one , Have made the wing panels from 2 sheets of 3 mm eezeefloor sandwiched over a 150 mm drain pipe, dried for one week, used waterproof PVA glue. The body is 3/4 finished, also glued with PVA except for the vertical panels which were glued with polyurethane glue after brushing the contact surfaces with water to make it harden.
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