Official Dynam 1500mm B-26 Marauder Thread
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Bob, I'm having the same problem. But, poor us with all these great planes. Happy maiden on your 26!Comment
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I have 55 planes. Can't even turn around in my shop/hangar. Another option, that I use is to hang my tail draggers by the tail wheel on the wall. Simply hammer in a large finishing nail (into a stud) and slip the tail wheel axle over the nail. You can cover the wall with planes this way. Sure a lot easier than building racks. DocComment
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I may hang my RC fleet in the garage. I would like to build one PVC rack that can hold 4 or 5 planes so I can check them out before going to the RC field. I also want a rack for for building or repairing my planes as well. I have one guest bedroom with a desk and tools and such so I can build or repair my planes that room.I have 55 planes. Can't even turn around in my shop/hangar. Another option, that I use is to hang my tail draggers by the tail wheel on the wall. Simply hammer in a large finishing nail (into a stud) and slip the tail wheel axle over the nail. You can cover the wall with planes this way. Sure a lot easier than building racks. DocComment
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A few of the guys here on Hobby Squawk have posted photos of their PVC rack setups. They're very creative and versatile! The Freewing 80mm A-10 thread has lots of photos from different people, since it's a large aircraft.
I may hang my RC fleet in the garage. I would like to build one PVC rack that can hold 4 or 5 planes so I can check them out before going to the RC field. I also want a rack for for building or repairing my planes as well. I have one guest bedroom with a desk and tools and such so I can build or repair my planes that room.Live Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
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I found a YouTube video for some PVC storage racks that can store multiple RC airplanes.
heres a whole bunch of ways to hang your rc airplanes that i pulled of RCGComment
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Nice job there Tony! Hey, at the 1:22 mark in that video you have mustangs hanging. Which model is the one with the checkerboard nose and black rudder? Whatever it is, it looks like the real outline. Very nice scale fidelity!My YouTube RC videos:
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Hello Everyone,
I want to say thanks to Motion RC and Dynam for putting out the B-26 Marauder, this is an absolute thrill for me.
A few years ago I was given my Grandfather's flight log book from his B-26 missions in WWII. I didn't think much of it until a recent Facebook post about two B-26 pilots that had put a bottle of Cognac in mothballs.
This got me thinking about what group or squadron my Grandfather was with. I did a good bit of research online and was able to determine which bombardment group and squadron he was with. It was easy to determine that he flew with the 386th bombardment group in the 552nd squadron thanks to the logbook.
I have been pretty hooked on the B-26 history and missions lately so I had to pre-order a Dynam B-26.
So enough yapping on my part, I have questions about paint and paint colors to try and make an accurate reproduction of his plane. The markings and paint match "Hot Pistol" which was as close as I could get.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.Comment
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The paint being silver makes it pretty easy to repaint however you want, and for the graphics best to use Callie Graphics. She hooked me up with my N9Mb flying wing. You will be very happy all around. And also get some better pilot figures also you may see about getting a crew figures. That would be sweet!Comment
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I've always been a fan of testers. But I know there's others here who have alot more experience with painting. I am not a fan of rattle can paints, I would get a paint gun.Comment
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I like to use water based latex paint from Home Depot or Lowe's. They will match pretty much any color for you. You can get a 7.5 ounce sample can for about $3. That is enough to paint a couple of planes and have enough let over for touch-ups. You can brush it on, however, I prefer to use an in-expensive air brush. The results are simple amazing. And being water based, they dry within minutes and clean-up is simple.
BobComment
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Pretty nice Ryan. Can you elaborate on your technique? I like the silver paint splotches.Don't just fly--WREAK HAVOC!!!Comment










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