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Another beautiful repaint.




Congrats and trust your first check flight will be successful
Best, LB
I solemnly swear to "over-celebrate" the smallest of victories.~Lucky B*st*rd~
I don't do this because it is easy; I do this because I thought it would be easy.~LB~
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Hello guy's. I really like All these Airliners, AL37. Beautiful. To tell you the trith i would like Freewing make Another Airliner such as a Beoing 717-200, or evan a 757. Boeing Jet. Just like the AL37 Same size like the AL37. That would be Great. To me( Freewing) is one of the most Best company in the World over. I hope the come out with version 2. Of the Great AL37. Or like i stated the Aircrafts Above. Well guy's Enjoy. Peace out. Stan
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Stan,Originally posted by Stanley1778@yahoo.com View PostHello guy's. I really like All these Airliners, AL37. Beautiful. To tell you the trith i would like Freewing make Another Airliner such as a Beoing 717-200, or evan a 757. Boeing Jet. Just like the AL37 Same size like the AL37. That would be Great. To me( Freewing) is one of the most Best company in the World over. I hope the come out with version 2. Of the Great AL37. Or like i stated the Aircrafts Above. Well guy's Enjoy. Peace out. Stan
Welcome to Hobby Squawk.
Glad to have you onboard.
You've used an email address as your Hobby Squawk User Name.
That leaves you open to someone using that for spamming, etc.
May I suggest you change that to simply Stan or anything else that isn't your personal email account.
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Thanks, Stan,
Best, LBI solemnly swear to "over-celebrate" the smallest of victories.~Lucky B*st*rd~
I don't do this because it is easy; I do this because I thought it would be easy.~LB~
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I love this model! It has a great presence in the air and I love doing touch and go with all the time.Using a 7000mah pack I get 5 minutes of flight time. It does tend to oscillate a bit when it's windy and I do have a gyro on her to help with that.The only thing I'm not a fan of having to connect the wires on the wing.2 Photos
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FlyDoc458,
Welcome to Hobby Squawk, glad to have you onboard. Sir.
She's a Beauty and the livery choice perfect.
Best, LBI solemnly swear to "over-celebrate" the smallest of victories.~Lucky B*st*rd~
I don't do this because it is easy; I do this because I thought it would be easy.~LB~
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f4u ausie.
Looking Great, SIr.
I had a great mentor in my life and he would tell me, "Son, there's never time to do it right, but there's always time to do it again."
Doesn't totally apply to your situation, but I do know what you mean.
Best, SteveI solemnly swear to "over-celebrate" the smallest of victories.~Lucky B*st*rd~
I don't do this because it is easy; I do this because I thought it would be easy.~LB~
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I still have not flown this model but did find a way to get it one step closer! Initially, hanging it from the wall made sense, especially with the 12-ft ceiling. However, over time it started to get in the way, and I wanted to find a different way to display and handle it.
My first plan was to use just a sheet of plexiglass with some eyebolts along with a bike lift to suspend it horizontally. It might have worked but I didn't want to spend the money it would take to get a thick enough piece to prevent bending and then figuring out how to attach the eyebolts to it without causing damage, initially or long term.
Eventually I decided to build a lightweight frame out of 1 x 3's and splice plates that was wider at the ends, so the eyebolts are attached to it and the plexiglass remains intact and removable since it's just sitting on rubber strips to protect it from the screws and plates.
When I need to access it I just lower it to a table underneath and disconnect the carabiners. I can also easily change the aircraft orientation to see the other decals since both sides are different. Future enhancements could include rigging power to run the lights and supports to allow for gear retraction.
This may not be the perfect solution, but it works for me! I saved all the information on the materials used if anyone has any interest in duplicating.
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