Gee Bee Float Plane, why not? My hobby budget has been down this year, but we have a float fly coming up in October that I really wanted to go to. I looked around at my planes and saw the Gee Bee, one of my old favorites, and my first low wing plane. So I set out to make a plane for the float fly. After doing some research, I ordered some Dynam Beaver Floats and put this together in about 3 days. I think it looks sharp, but I can’t wait to see how it flies. Wish me luck!
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Gee Bee Float Plane, why not? My hobby budget has been down this year, but we have a float fly coming up in October that I really wanted to go to. I looked around at my planes and saw the Gee Bee, one of my old favorites, and my first low wing plane. So I set out to make a plane for the float fly. After doing some research, I ordered some Dynam Beaver Floats and put this together in about 3 days. I think it looks sharp, but I can’t wait to see how it flies. Wish me luck!
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Looks good, Johnny! The floats appear fairly far aft, so there might be a hop off the water instead of a smoother flat rotation, but I hope I'm wrong. The model looks great and I applaud your ingenuity! Modeling on a budget can sometimes be the most rewarding.
Let us know how it goes!Live Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
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Actually, looking at it again you should be fine with the positioning, as long as the stern floats level during acceleration. Have you test floated it and test taxied it yet?Live Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
Live chat with me and other RC Nuts on my Discord
Camp my Instagram @Alpha.Makes
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