Official FlightLine F4U-1A Corsair 1600mm (63") Wingspan
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Yes not to b corny,,, there r many good (clever) people , but only a certain few.. u would like to shake hands in respect. Of constant niceness and helpfullness... but hese still a clevorD?? With that 3 d printing stuff -
Me thinks that one Elbee is quite enough. We wouldn't want to cheapen the original and could you imagine having to keep up with more Elbee's? We can't even come close to this one. Any more and we'd have to retire in ignomanious defeat!

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https://www.printables.com/@Stevie_14806/models
Corsair Connoissuers,
I have posted a link to the G-Code files for my Brewster Bomb Rack and AN-M64 500lb bomb designs at Prusa Printables.
The G-Codes are listed for a Prusa Mk3/3S/3S+ but will work with many i3 style filament printers.
If you have an issue with the G-Codes not printing on a non-Prusa machine, let me know what machine you have and I will re-slice the STLs for something more generic.
I will post the link in the 3D printing forum here at the Squawk as well.
Enjoy and happy printing.
Best, LB
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You bet, Rex! It was a good exercise in learning printing a bit better with each new project. I hope to do a test flight with the rack and bomb attached to the Corsair next week. Elbee indicated he might even eventually design a droppable bomb from the rack, which would be very cool if that ever comes about.
Cheers
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Nice work Davegee You will need a couple of dozen and their carts to transport to your fleet to keep the enemies heads down during your attack. RexLeave a comment:
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Thanks to Elbee's help, he sent me the files so I could practice printing my own bombs for the Corsair. He also gave me the files for the Brewster bomb rack, which is printed and painted, but still awaiting special magnets to attach the bomb rack to the underneath fuselage of the Corsair. I hope to do a test flight on it next week which would be a good workout for Elbee's masterful design and printing.
I'll attach a couple pics of my bombs. I did add my traditional arming wires to the nose and tail fuzes that pulled free once the bombs were released, arming them to explode upon ground contact.
Excellent work, Elbee!!
Cheers
Davegee
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Elbee, You have done it again, Those look fantastic.. A project I look forward to adding to my Corsair
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Absolutely awsome lb looks ready to explode.. great work(again) does look like alota work set up trail n error
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Late to party again,,,,, there is that shot cowl flaps open,, flaps down,, canopy back,, all loaded up... signalman gives the thumbs up, hand forward, off into no mans land the wild blue yonder,, hope he comes back,, as way to many lost soles r still at normandy may they forever rip:pray:Leave a comment:
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Amazing work LB, you're a true artist.
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👍👍👍👍👍Hugh Wiedman Aros jetfool. and the finest Gentlemen/Pilots/Members on the planet right here at the Squawk.
Many Thanks Bros !!. Best, LB
Awesome, Elbee!!
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Hugh Wiedman Aros jetfool. and the finest Gentlemen/Pilots/Members on the planet right here at the Squawk.
Many Thanks Bros !!. Best, LB
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Finest EPO foam F4U Corsair on the planet right there!
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