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Official Freewing F/A-18C Hornet 90mm EDF Thread
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There are a lot of liveries to choose from for sure. :Cool:With just 8 posts I will say welcome neighbor! You are not far from TIA where I spend a lot of time.Originally posted by Arcus4 View Post
I hope not Steve. I ordered one of each too. Need a third (base gray) because I found another paint scheme I LOVE.
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I was debating whether or not to get this as I have been waiting for a 90mm legacy Bug for a long time (the Super just does not do it for me), but I recently started getting into turbines and sold off a lot of my FW jets. But the more I look at it, the more I want one. I get a nice bonus check tomorrow, so I may just have to pull the pre-order trigger, especially since they are only a few weeks away.Pat
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You should be very clear about what you mean by "down". The picture in the manual is quite vague and is hard to visualize. On my Freewing V1 F-18, it's UP elevator that is the neutral. That means the front edge of the elevator next to the fuse points DOWN from the plane's mid-line. I'm pretty sure it's the same way with this one. It's also the case with the full flying elevator on the SU-35 and other similar planes. It's UP elevator for neutral trim.Originally posted by HellHathNoFury View PostHi Alpha.. Just a query to confirm that the Elevator neutral is 7mm Down .. The illustration on the manual is tiny & could easily be overlooked .. It should have been larger.. Correct Elevator neutral could save Pilots from Diaper purchases on MaidenLOL
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Yup, that's much more clear and makes perfect sense. So, it's UP elevator but DOWN from the seam line (with the front point of the elevator).Originally posted by crxmanpat View PostSo I pulled a pic off MRC and looked at the manual, and here's what I figure. I also posted the unedited pic so you can see the seam line.
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I did the same, and in the process I kept very few Freewing jets (all my foam jets are Freewing :)). However, I had to order this F/A-18C when it was announced. I've wanted a well engineered Legacy Hornet for as long as I can remember, and then when FW released the old 90mm Super Hornet, I didn't buy it because it's a Super and it looked terrible. The wait kept growing for a decade LOL. The wait is finally over :Cool:.Originally posted by crxmanpat View PostI was debating whether or not to get this as I have been waiting for a 90mm legacy Bug for a long time (the Super just does not do it for me), but I recently started getting into turbines and sold off a lot of my FW jets. But the more I look at it, the more I want one. I get a nice bonus check tomorrow, so I may just have to pull the pre-order trigger, especially since they are only a few weeks away.
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It’s those Round Lips that does it for me:)LOLOriginally posted by Phantom View PostI pre-ordered the new Legacy grey version within minutes of the announcement, having said that, am I the ONLY person on this thread who prefers the Super Hornet over the Legacy? To me the Super is much more of an attractive airframe...:Confused:
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I think you must be. LOL I would have NOTHING to do with this release if it was a super. Legacy = sleek and sexy, super = meh!Originally posted by Phantom View PostI pre-ordered the new Legacy grey version within minutes of the announcement, having said that, am I the ONLY person on this thread who prefers the Super Hornet over the Legacy? To me the Super is much more of an attractive airframe...:Confused:
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Those two features, are the exact reasons I prefer the Super over the Legacy. I don't know maybe it's because I believe the F-15 Eagle is "God's plane" lol, and it also had rectangular intakes...Originally posted by T-CAT View Post
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Look up chapter ‘incidence and decalage’Originally posted by Carlbrainiac View PostHow come the neutral position of the elevator needs to be a little up?
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