I'll attach a pic of it after the flight. If you look carefully under the nose you'll see the deployed printed speed brakes that I added from an STL that someone had. They work great, very functional and welcome at this alititude of 5000 feet MSL. I use them on every landing and sometimes to help slow it down during maneuvering.
Cheers
Davegee



If they can send it for the USA Hockey Team, both of you should be a Shoo In!
) as well as a 60 feet by 500 foot North/South runway for those unusual winds where mostly the Heli's get to fly. We also have electric hookups, 5 pilot stations and covered pit areas to setup our aircraft and stay somewhat cool in the 90 degree summer heat with 15 large benches. Our runways are cut to 1/2" height making take-off for electrics a breeze. What more could you ask for! We do have the occasional alligator and herds of deer show up at the field, but now that I'm the New Field Security Officer, we've found that gator indeed takes like chicken and there's nothing like a fresh venison steak on the barbi! 


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and don't even have an air brush), so I definitely take my time. Also upgraded the horizontal stabs with ProModeler DS150CHLV servos. Took me over a month from when I bought it to finish as it seems I'd do a little over time maybe only 2-3 days in a week and of course had to wait out the paint to dry completely before moving on. I do enjoy that part of the hobby as well, especially when the weather sucks, and find that I have this aversion to flying an aircraft that others have the exact same thing of. 
"The better to see you with my dear"
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