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FMS F4u Corsair


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Just got this model, which is ARTF and needs very little in the way of assembly.
However, it is not clear from the very sparse instruction book whether it can be flown with the wings held in place with the supplied joiners, or if the two halves should be epoxied together. (two tubes of epoxy are in the kit, with no other discernable use)
Has anyone got one of these? and can advice be offered, Thanks in advance.
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I've not looked at the F4U closely but I just relied on wing bolts with my FMS P-51 - this seemed fine although I guess there's no harm gluing the halves together AND using the joiner if transportation isn't a problem. The joiner must be used whether you glue or not of course
 
I found the P-51's wings a bit of an effort to remove owing to the fiddly routing of the aileron, flap and retract leads so the wings stayed on the model and, for me, transportation wasn't a problem, the model just squeezing into the car whole.
 
Welcome by the way

 

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Nice Pics of a nice lookin plane.

I have one of these and came to take it out this sunday only to find before i took it that the ESC had gone ! only flown it about 5 times.

thing is that the servos worked it was the motor side of it that had gone. luckly i had a spare 70a esc so fitted that.

has anyone else had this problem ?

Edited By Robert Bromwich on 06/08/2012 15:31:27

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