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  • SanExup yeah!!! Please don’t be quite, it is music to my ears
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    • Loving this plane in the grass.

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      • i really like this fw190a..flys great when u listen to advise from others lol.. all the statements about landing with some power seem true as i tryed a no power and stalled it from about 2 feet up and it came down on left main,, no damage to plane but the retract quit and now have to wait for july to get a new one from hh...if anyone knows where i can get a new or used retract unit please let me know as i dont want to wait for july

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        • For those that have used Callie Graphics what scale did you use? Thanks!

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          • Originally posted by jseese View Post
            For those that have used Callie Graphics what scale did you use? Thanks!
            I usually just tell her which model I'm working with and she sends the correct scale automatically.

            The Eflite FW190 is approximately 1:7 scale
            I made my own waterslide or painted graphics, and my friend did the Russian front winter camo using a combination of some of mine and Callie's.

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            • jseese

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              Originally posted by Phatbob View Post
              I received my graphics from Callie and I believe them to be on the small side. I calculated scale of the plane at 1/7 and ordered accordingly. I also ordered the nomenclature and find those to be on the large side. If I did it again, I'd order the 1/6 scale decal sheet.

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              • Does anyone have a guide for the nomenclature placement? Thanks!

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                • How you guys remove the old decals without ruining the surface.

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                  • That's not possible completely. It will leave an outline where the decal was. If your repainting, I use packing tape or paint over them.

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                    • What can you do to support the elv. rod from flexing?

                      Thnaks

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                      • Originally posted by bobtheman View Post
                        What can you do to support the elv. rod from flexing?

                        Thnaks
                        I did two things to my EFlite 190, to stop the Elevator pushrod from flexing.

                        First, I wedged a piece of foam up against the pushrod tube inside the fuselage. The pushrod still wanted to bend, so I replaced the wimpy stock pushrod with a beefier pushrod. I used a 2-56 rod for my pushrod. It is almost too fat for the pushrod tube, but it’s worked fine for me for over 60 flights.
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                        Warbirder

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                        • Originally posted by SanExup View Post
                          That's not possible completely. It will leave an outline where the decal was. If your repainting, I use packing tape or paint over them.
                          I remove the decal. I've had bad luck with factoring over some decals. Once removed, feather in an acrylic paint to act as a primer and level the affected area. Usually I use a Vallejo white. I just add it until I get it feeling smooth across the transition. I rarely try to make it perfect because usually a new decal is going where the old one was and this hides most flaws

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                          • Originally posted by Oxotnik View Post

                            I did two things to my EFlite 190, to stop the Elevator pushrod from flexing.

                            First, I wedged a piece of foam up against the pushrod tube inside the fuselage. The pushrod still wanted to bend, so I replaced the wimpy stock pushrod with a beefier pushrod. I used a 2-56 rod for my pushrod. It is almost too fat for the pushrod tube, but it’s worked fine for me for over 60 flights.
                            Thanks for your help

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                            • Mostly finished with my repaint on my FW 190. Nowotny’s white 10 winter splinter

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                              • T- Elbert So badass!

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                                • Thanks SanExup

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                                  • T- Elbert I LOVE THIS, well done!
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                                    • Need a La 7 or MiG 3 to go with it. Nice work Travis

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                                      • A Yak 9 would be cool too
                                        but La-7’s are bitchin

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                                        • Originally posted by T- Elbert View Post
                                          Mostly finished with my repaint on my FW 190. Nowotny’s white 10 winter splinter
                                          TE, Superb work. Just a great job on your repaint. Best, LB
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