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Official FlightLine F4U-1A Corsair 1600mm (63") Wingspan
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Really nice paint and weathering job. What paints did you use?Tim K nice work! I to am doing the tri color version. I got the Callie graphics for “Marines Dream”. I’m still working on the weathering and then will do the cockpit. By the was, the easiest way to remove the canopy without damage is to squirt a little lighter fluid (naphtha) around the edge and wait about 30 seconds. It softens the glue for easy removal and does not damage either the plastic or the paint.Comment
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Yeah my dad grew up there on a 5000 acre wheat farm. One of those towns at the time that if you blinked while driving through it you would miss it!! Still remember going through Amarillo on the way there as a child and that yellow brick road down main street. Later found out that Amarillo means yellow in espanol.Comment
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Not going to power it. I have enough powered planes. I like the purity of soaring with a straight sailplane. Having a “save” lever kind of takes away some of the challenge in my mind. I have extra tow pilots in my area but for those that don’t have tow planes or pilots the power option is nice to have.Comment
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I had Byron Corsair yrs ago, it had a big Saito 450 radial on the front and weighed in at 34 lbs dry, sold it when I got out of giant scale but it had the Skyboss livery, was sorry I ever sold it that's for sure, never seen another one, I got excited when you posted that picture of the full scale, would love to do this new Corsair the same as my old Byron, so when you get yours done could you post some pics for me to see?? ThanksComment
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Speaking of Byron.... 20 Years ago! I was thinner then.....
Jason G. Rigney from Arlington Hts, Ill. gives us a look at his nicely finished Byron Corsair. Byron fiberglass and foam, 23lbs and an 86" wingspan complete the package.. This beauty is powered by the ever popular G-62.
2 PhotosCurrent Hanger: FW, F4.F22,F14, Byron T-6, Top Flite P-47, Top Flite P-40, Top RC P-51 H9 P-51, SebArt Avanti, Yellow aircraft Spitfire, T Jeti Extreme Flight EDGE, DS-24 Carbon,Comment
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The repaint of the airframe was with latex from HD. I posted the color numbers back a page or so. The weathering is a combo of model paints. The exhaust streaks are a color called smoke and some gunmetal as well as black. The variations of the main colors was just done by modifying the base colors to different shades. I made two lighter shades of the dark blue by adding a little of the Intermediate Blue to it. I still have a ways to go but better to sneak up on it rather than over do it.
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OMG!...…..I'm picking up some very bad habits from Hardway and the guys. Just got notified my Bubbletop is arriving Friday between 2:00 and 5:00 PM PST. Callie Graphics and the new Robart wheels should land on Thursday. What the Hell have you guys got me in to?!!!!!! Oh well.... I need to lose weight anyway so chicken broth here I come...…..:PLOLComment
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Good times from back in the skinny days! ;)Remember them well! LOL:Cool: Nice bird!Speaking of Byron.... 20 Years ago! I was thinner then.....
Jason G. Rigney from Arlington Hts, Ill. gives us a look at his nicely finished Byron Corsair. Byron fiberglass and foam, 23lbs and an 86" wingspan complete the package.. This beauty is powered by the ever popular G-62.
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You guy's are cracking me up. I too remember the skinny years. Sigh...
Weather was crappy so I couldn't even taxi test today. All that is left to do is get the rates set. Other than that it's just waiting for a decent weather day to maiden. This is a great-looking Corsair! Love the close-to-scale prop and many of the added details and scale appeal. I have plans to repaint and weather down the road but she's so nice looking stock I may just keep her that way for a few months. Eventually I am going to turn her into this...
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You guy's are cracking me up. I too remember the skinny years. Sigh...
Weather was crappy so I couldn't even taxi test today. All that is left to do is get the rates set. Other than that it's just waiting for a decent weather day to maiden. This is a great-looking Corsair! Love the close-to-scale prop and many of the added details and scale appeal. I have plans to repaint and weather down the road but she's so nice looking stock I may just keep her that way for a few months. Eventually I am going to turn her into this...
You could make in time....had some friends from Kansas escape the cold and snow last weekend.
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