VOTE NOW! MARCH MAYHEM CUSTOM MOTION RC AIRCRAFT CHALLENGE!

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  • crxmanpat
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    James should probably lock this thread for 2020 so that it does not get confused with this year's voting.

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by Helmsman52
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    I think you entered this in the wrong thread. This thread is the old one from last year. Please go to the new one and upload this photo: 2021 March Mayhem Custom Aircraft Challenge OFFICIAL ENTRY THREAD. Today is the last day for entries, so good luck!

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  • Elbee
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    CP, she's a beauty, Sir. Make certain you post these pictures in James' 2021 March Madness coming soon. Best, LB

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  • Shark102
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    Sorry this post was by mistake.. meant for Corsair forum.

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  • James
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    Originally posted by Poor Dad 57
    So is there a post somewhere that shows the winning bracket?
    Here is the final bracket

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  • Eric Gottwald
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    You can find the final bracket here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXfK...ature=youtu.be

    Best, Eric

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  • Poor Dad 57
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    So is there a post somewhere that shows the winning bracket?

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  • rc_heli_flier
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    I don't think I got credit for picking the winner of the contest!! I checked my bracket and I clearly have the AWACS picked but they have an X through it!! I was only #9 on the list and still wouldn't have won but... lol

    Actually I went back and totaled up my points and I did get credit for it, wouldn't have made any difference. lol
    Hey, it's Saturday and I'm stuck in my house, I have nothing better to do!!!

    It was a hard contest to judge anyway, lots of great planes and talented guys doing them.

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Doubt I have the skill or patience to get that done, but definitely want to acknowledge those who do. I absolutely love that scheme, the black/white and the light and deep blue. You both have just the right amount of white and black to pull it off, not surprised that these are real head turners at the field. You both have my complete adoration.

    It might help the motivation to try it if some generous soul out there with connections to FW would "donate" an airframe to hone my skills on; anyone out there know such a saint?

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  • Griffon Wings
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    Hugh and Alpha !!! What a honer Sir !

    I simply used tape, yellow frog tape and took not much time at all ( pinocchio 🤥 . Highly suggesting to get one and do it Hugh, will turn many heads at the field.
    and now you can see a true master piece directly from the Holy Alpha.
    i did add RC Geek afterburners too and in the air look pretty mean .
    Start with the black then white .
    I’m truly thankful to Freewing giving us opportunities to paint our jets and have extra fun .
    We are very lucky pilots



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  • Alpha
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    Hugh Wiedman I'm not sure what Griffon Wings used to mask off his excellent Splinter camo F-18, but on mine, I used Post-It notes. First, I primered the entire model then pre-shaded it, then masked for the black color, then the gray, then the white last. This allowed me to back into the desired opacity for tonal gradation between the final colors. It doesn't show up in photos, though. Give Splinter Camo a shot, you'll like it! (Or maybe hate it)

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    I used the opposite color sequence for my NSAWC F-14, starting with the lighter colors then moving into the lighter blue then deeper blue

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by Griffon Wings
    Absolutely addictive to this hobby and to Motion ... I didn’t make it ( not surprised at all did you see what out there !! ) but i’m more motivated then ever to do another paint job ... more mistakes more we learn but in the end it’s always fun ( for me,for my wife litte less )

    Wonder if I should submit this other jet, which i’m having so many fly on it and i love it on first sight and i was right ) ! Good luck to all the finalist.
    Thank you for supporting and inspiring a rookie/ish ,not shame on that !
    Just out of curiosity, how did you manage to repaint you F-18 with such perfect lines on the ambush livery. I know Callie has a graphics set, but it does not include any of the black or white markings. Just an absolutely masterful job.

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  • fhhuber
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    Somehow today was the first I heard of the contest.

    That was a lot of voting...

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by Griffon Wings
    Hugh ... that was my best co-pilot, named Fabio, but his long hairs was bugging him all the time . And yes,i belive did party the night before the take off. After all was my very first attempt of paint job and i was pleased.
    Again, me fire me man , need to learn from all of you guy’s .
    Hey,here my pilots on the Alitalia al-37 with Gucci Interiors,you might like those more
    The Italian Pilot looks like he might have the Corona Virus, is the plane in quarantine? All joking aside, you don't need apologize for anything, I loved your pilot and RIO in the hawk (pilots with no arms or hands really fry me) and the pilot and cabin with lighting in the AL-37 is outstanding. You don't need to learn nottin from nobody, you should be teaching instead.

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  • Griffon Wings
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    Here in full.

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  • Griffon Wings
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    Hugh ... that was my best co-pilot, named Fabio, but his long hairs was bugging him all the time . And yes,i belive did party the night before the take off. After all was my very first attempt of paint job and i was pleased.
    Again, me fire me man , need to learn from all of you guy’s .
    Hey,here my pilots on the Alitalia al-37 with Gucci Interiors,you might like those more

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  • Elbee
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    Hugh, it's a helmet critter and usually experienced when you need both hands and feet to do something more important. LB

  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by Griffon Wings
    Slamdance64 ... yes lots of tape and few bad words here and there .... in 5 languages! But in the air look incredible. I really love this plane . Thank you for like the post, being new i’m try to walk on my tip toes , so many great pilot in the Olympus and i’m just admiring everyone. What a great hobby guy’s .
    See if you like this bae hawk , this one zero tape at all . Airbrushed first, green hand brushed and oh yes,Callie !
    happy weekend to everyone
    Your RIO officer looks pretty excited back there, did he just win the Motion RC Aircraft Challenge, or did the pilot have too many beans last night?

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