Official FlightLine RC 1600mm Spitfire Mk. IX Thread

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  • Prekin
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    New trimmed exhaust stacks are done. Now they look much better now. I will move them little forward.
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  • Prekin
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    Thank you!

    For those who would need do some repairs I recommend Tamiya XF-82 for the dark grey parts. I hope you see, where I tried that paint.Click image for larger version

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  • Elbee
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    Now there's the money shot. I'd say, 'that'll do." Best, LB

  • Prekin
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    How about now LB? Now it looks much better to me.Click image for larger version

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  • Elbee
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    Originally posted by Prekin
    I did new exhaust stacks rack. Tha one is not final version. Working on the best position of each exhaust pipe. Now I am not sure if the pipes are trimmed enough. I may replace also the fasteners on cowl.​
    PK, love the ' exhausts and rack' and I am certain you'll find the right length/positioning for all. Best, LB

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  • Prekin
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    I did new exhaust stacks rack. Tha one is not final version. Working on the best position of each exhaust pipe. Now I am not sure if the pipes are trimmed enough. I may replace also the fasteners on cowl.
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  • Prekin
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    Some sanding today. Almost all rest of nozzles are sanded off. And the first sticker removed.
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  • Prekin
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    [QUOTE=Elbee;n366190]
    Originally posted by Prekin
    Thank you LB. I am not sure if I undrestand your question. Well I will answer as I understand. I decided for Mk.IXc MJ840./QUOTE]

    PK, If you didn't understand my question, it is because I phrased my question poorly; however, you translated it correctly.

    I did not recognize the single exhaust stack without it's fellow stacks, I thought possibly you were doing a 3 stack from an earlier Mark.

    Best, LB

    Naaah 😂😂 I did just one pipe to try how it will fit. It is easier to modify the CAD design and 3D print all pipes from that modified model. Than to cut each 3D printed pipe.
    So my Spitfire will have 12 exhaust pipes just like standard Mk.IX. I would like to do them on Monday.

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  • Elbee
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    [QUOTE=Prekin;n366183]Thank you LB. I am not sure if I undrestand your question. Well I will answer as I understand. I decided for Mk.IXc MJ840./QUOTE]

    PK, If you didn't understand my question, it is because I phrased my question poorly; however, you translated it correctly.

    I did not recognize the single exhaust stack without it's fellow stacks, I thought possibly you were doing a 3 stack from an earlier Mark.

    Best, LB


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  • Prekin
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    Thank you LB. I am not sure if I undrestand your question. Well I will answer as I understand. I decided for Mk.IXc MJ840. June 1944, located at SQN no.312 "DU L". There is option to do that Spitfire W or W/O invasion stripes. I use to do Spitfires in "312" paint schemes.
    When I was sanding elevator I was thinking what do with the fabric covering. I may sand the "back of the foamy ribs" and do new with fabric covering. Not a whole covering but only the fabric stripes.
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  • Elbee
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    Originally posted by Prekin
    Trimmed exhaust pipe looks much better. On Monday I will do the rest of exhaust stacks. Today I will do some sanding.​
    PK, Looks fantastic. Which Mark/Model Spitfire are your depicting? Best, lB

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  • Prekin
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    Trimmed exhaust pipe looks much better. On Monday I will do the rest of exhaust stacks. Today I will do some sanding.
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  • Prekin
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    Stock exhaust stacks removed!! I supposed, that removing will be a job on a minute just like on FMS P-51, but Flightline use some strong glue! The rack of exhausts is not glued on bottom as I expected but on sides. So the second rack was much easier! Just cut it. I must trim the new exhaust pipes before I glue them on the place.
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  • jetfool
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    Pk,
    Liking your details. Glad to watch the journey. These FL models are the right size to add whatever you want and still be stable in the air
    ​​​​​​ Best Regards, Rex

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  • Prekin
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    I am ashamed. just a minute in the workshop today. 😞

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  • Elbee
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    Originally posted by Prekin
    Not too much work today. I just add the trim rod on elevator.​
    PK, Yep, that'll do nicely, Sir. Best, LB

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  • Prekin
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    Not too much work today. I just add the trim rod on elevator.

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  • Prekin
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    Some little work on Spit tail for today. I replaced trim rods with fairings on elevator and rudder. Tomorrow I must add one trim rod on left elevator, because I lost it somewhere in workshop. 🤣🤣🤣
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  • Prekin
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    Thanks a lot LB. But the cockpit will not be so detailed as you did. I want to fly her ASAP!!! 🤣🤣

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  • Elbee
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    Prekin you are a man after my own heart. Really liking all the small details and your parts look excellent. Best, LB

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