Official Freewing 70mm Rebel V2 Thread
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has anyone replaced the fan in there reble with something stronger? i fly off grass and if there is 98 degrees and high humidity and grass is only a few days from last mowing it struggles to get off? i ordered a fms inrunner fan and am hopping for just a bit more power with a 4 s set up -
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I got my Rebel a few years ago in a trade with my flying buddy. I flew it a couple times on 4s and it was quickly upgraded to a 6s setup. Flew it for about a year and a half and the motor smoked in flight. I don't even remember what setup that was, just something I had laying around I think. After that, I put a 13bl XRP setup in it and it is just a blast to fly. 2210w and 100A make it pretty sporty! Flat and level radared at 128mph. But, she's had a long, hard life and deserved a little love, so she got a quick repaint! Nothing fancy but it looks better now and is just too much fun with that setup in it. I am 100% sure one day I will over stress the airframe or a control surface and she'll be no more, but I am enjoying it while it lasts!
Where did you get the decals for this repaint , they look great!
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Okay cool if its possible could you post a link to them? did you have to do any foam trimming for them to fit? Thanks Happy New YearLeave a comment:
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King RC.. landing gear came from Top design off of eBay. They seem nice enough for 35$ but took like 8 weeks to get from China, but I’ve got some time before the weather breaks to do a maiden flight.Leave a comment:
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Omg this paint job is really awesome, but wait a minute I see you've upgraded your landing gear from that ridiculous wire landing gear, which landing gear is that ?Leave a comment:
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Finished my first foamy paint job on the Freewing Rebel 70mm, just waiting for the weather here in Michigan to break to do a maiden!2 PhotosLeave a comment:
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Of coarse, I want to order some music wire for the rebels gear and I am no where near it.
Could some one measure theirs, maybe 3mm?
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StevenR, I would decide what overall look and finish you want first, then decide on what paint. For the Camo finish I used vinyl emulsion from supermarket using matt finish colour sample pots applied with a combination of really fine brush ( make up brushes are really soft ) and small sponge roller to get the effects I wanted and finished off in water based acrylic matt varnish. Matt hides most of the flaws and is always my preferred way to go. This is a pretty economical way to paint , £3.00p per colour for 236 ml pot, you could paint a rebel red with one pot. I used packing tape/ wing tape applied to pull off decals. Also I soften brushes by sticking them in a solution of hot water and clothes washing softener !!! both these are finished as aboveLeave a comment:
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I’m thinking of purchasing a Rebel V2 for a winter project. Was going to strip the decals and put a paint job on it. My question is what kind of paint is everyone using? Plan on using the Krylon foam primer but what kind of top coat gives the best results? ThanksLeave a comment:
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Hi Johnsctt78, nothing off the shelf, fiddled around with some stuff I had in stock but it works fine. see attached video of flight with my Rebel camo with 70mm fms 12blade 4s.
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Hi guys
is there any aftermarket landing gear that would work on the rebel v2?Leave a comment:
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My Rebel will get a remake over the winter, to come out shining with a Red Arrows paint scheme and some new servos. Need something to practice airbrushing on and my earlier spray can painting was not pretty at all. Just need MotionRC to get the 70mm Hawk decals back in stock here in Europe.Leave a comment:
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Good to hear it went well Hoomi,, after a few more flights I am sure you will enjoy flying the Rebel. I attach a link to a short 2 min video of my Rebel and Avanti on an evening flight, with thanks to the video by Caroline Tyler r.c.
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i flew my rebel v2 with the admiral 3600 4s and cg was good i have never liked to add weights if i can help it.Leave a comment:


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