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  • GeorgeRushing
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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by paulrkytek View Post
    On the one hand my Freewing desert camo F16 70mm on the other hand my arctic camo F16., depends on your point of view
    at the moment we are covid grounded in the uk so I am looking for ways to fill my time !!!

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    Very Nice, so you're able to change liveries in flight with just the ailerons.

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  • paulrkytek
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    On the one hand my Freewing desert camo F16 70mm on the other hand my arctic camo F16., depends on your point of view
    at the moment we are covid grounded in the uk so I am looking for ways to fill my time !!!

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    ArthurJ love the rivet job and the weathering on the Mirage, outstanding work. And cashmoneybrother, beautiful work on the Albatros, great livery and the yellow wingtips and nose along with the grey/white/blue camo must look great in the air, 'cause it sure does on the ground. Hey, can I be one of your brothers and get some of that cash money! Cool moniker! You both deserve a . I'll bet both of these get a lot of attention at the field, well done!!!

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  • cashmoneybrother
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    @ Hilton Airfield

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  • ArthurJ
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    Hi guys!
    Here is my Mirage 2000C with some weathering and rivets, a bit of work 🤓 well done Motion RC and Alpha 🙏🏻

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  • Airguardian
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    And there goes another smoke-show! :p

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  • downwind3zero
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    Originally posted by James View Post
    downwind3zero Beautiful Yak! Well done!
    Thank you James! Much appreciated. Chris

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  • James
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    Originally posted by f4u ausie View Post
    No pics sorry just was thinking about prop angles,,, , loved the amp draw vid but hav not seen anyone doing a video on prop angle of attack ... down and right ,,, and the reason4 it.... do real planes have that?? Would likely make a good video hopeing thanx James
    Good idea for sure f4u ausie, we will probably make a video but Flite Test has a good one they did way back in the beginnings:

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  • James
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    downwind3zero Beautiful Yak! Well done!

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  • f4u ausie
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    No pics sorry just was thinking about prop angles,,, , loved the amp draw vid but hav not seen anyone doing a video on prop angle of attack ... down and right ,,, and the reason4 it.... do real planes have that?? Would likely make a good video hopeing thanx James

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  • downwind3zero
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    The YAK-130 is an excellent flyer. Takes off in no time on the grass you see in the picture.
    Yes, this one was in some serious battles :)

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  • Airguardian
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    That YAK-130 must have gone through some serious battle, lol

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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Very nice with the weathering! How does she fly?

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  • paulrkytek
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    Originally posted by Spencer Keith View Post
    Some of today’s action.
    Thats a big back garden you have there Spencer

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  • FlyingFighter
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    Originally posted by Hugh Wiedman View Post

    Yes it's like a putty you can fill in with, use something like a credit card to flatten out and even add some panel lines if you need to. I've also used various fillers from Home Depot but I think the Foam Tac Finish stuff is perfect for this type foam. You won't be disappointed.
    Thank you! I'll look at it as soon as I get home! :)

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  • Spencer Keith
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    Some of today’s action.
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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Originally posted by FlyingFighter View Post

    I don't do night flight, I'm afraid I haven't enough skills to do so ^^
    I'll take in consideration your advice and will look at this product! Didn't know about it, is it like a putty or something like that? I tried to hide wire in panel lines the most I can but yeah some are terribly visible I need to hide them more! :)
    I agree the render looks outstanding but trust me it was simple modification only some led heat shrinking tube and wire to solder on rx plug :)
    Yes it's like a putty you can fill in with, use something like a credit card to flatten out and even add some panel lines if you need to. I've also used various fillers from Home Depot but I think the Foam Tac Finish stuff is perfect for this type foam. You won't be disappointed.

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  • FlyingFighter
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    Originally posted by Hugh Wiedman View Post

    Nice work, now for a night flight, no? One small suggestion, and I'm definitely no "model master" like most of the guys here, so I'm the last who should be making any "cosmetic suggestions". Get yourself some Foam-Tac Foam-Finish and fill in and sand down the channels where the LED light wires run, then repaint over them and it will look perfect. Of course I have to use buckets full of the stuff just to repair "pilot mishap" occurrences instead of on outstanding modifications like the ones you did!
    I don't do night flight, I'm afraid I haven't enough skills to do so ^^
    I'll take in consideration your advice and will look at this product! Didn't know about it, is it like a putty or something like that? I tried to hide wire in panel lines the most I can but yeah some are terribly visible I need to hide them more! :)
    I agree the render looks outstanding but trust me it was simple modification only some led heat shrinking tube and wire to solder on rx plug :)

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