Official Freewing Twin 80mm/90mm A-10 Thunderbolt II Thread
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Thanks Elbee. I have the Beacon Foam Tack already, but haven't used it much. Does it stay flexible?Comment
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Yes, at least flexible enough to be used as a hinge on foam aircraft. I believe there is a MotionRC Video by James where he repairs the hinge on a Mustang. I have glued down a canopy with Foam-Tac and removed it later. Just remember when you glue parts that the more you use the more work it will be to remove it the next time...ask me how I know. LOL Best, LB
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I like to use the rubber cement that comes with the airplanes. It's easily softened with lighter fluid and removed.Comment
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If I had a nickle for every greased landing I could buy a nice meal at Burger King. If I had a nickle for every craptastic landing I could buy a small house.
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I'm finally getting around to fixing my wing pylons from a a nasty bucking bronco I experienced last year at Jet Jam. Second time I ever experienced it, but it was violent enough to snap the nose gear pin and force me to belly land.
Might be a good time to CAD up some replacements while I still have mine to take measurements from
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Hey Guys...it's been almost a year since I've been on the Squawk! I'm officially retired now and as we've had some unseasonably good weather I have actually done some flying. I took out the A-10 today....I confess she has been a bit of a hanger queen. Partly because it takes two batteries per flight, and partly because I spent so much time on the paint. But today was flights #56-58 and an awesome reminder that this plane is BY FAR the best flyer I have ever had! It is so solid, stable and just plain fun! My friend Rich had a new GPS gizmo that tracks airspeed and the A-10 came in at 118 mph straight and level, and up to 134 mph utilizing Split S dives! Whoo Hoo...Tally Ho! Rob1 PhotoComment
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Good to see ya back Rob! Yep, this bird is the one and only that makes me go WOW every single time I take her out, especially when it's been a long time. Still stands as my favorite EDF jet to-date. Such a 5 star winner. Which reminds me, she's overdue for a sortie so I will be bringing her out tomorrow. Happy landings!!My YouTube RC videos:
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That's a great looking runway there!!Hey Guys...it's been almost a year since I've been on the Squawk! I'm officially retired now and as we've had some unseasonably good weather I have actually done some flying. I took out the A-10 today....I confess she has been a bit of a hanger queen. Partly because it takes two batteries per flight, and partly because I spent so much time on the paint. But today was flights #56-58 and an awesome reminder that this plane is BY FAR the best flyer I have ever had! It is so solid, stable and just plain fun! My friend Rich had a new GPS gizmo that tracks airspeed and the A-10 came in at 118 mph straight and level, and up to 134 mph utilizing Split S dives! Whoo Hoo...Tally Ho! RobComment
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Thanks Alpha! I work a lot on static models in much smaller scale and envy your work in this scale...it's hard to know when enough is enough! Here's a better look at the A-10 in better light and a sample of what I'm doing currently on a 1:32 P-51D cockpit...6 PhotosComment
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RCAV8R, Great to read your voice again. Beautiful work, Sir. Amazingly, scaling up in great detail is easier than I thought, and the techniques are similar in my experience so far, just takes more time. Looking at your pictures, you'll have no problems.
Best, LB
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"Find satisfaction in the process rather than an outcome."~Anonymous~
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