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  • Whilst awaiting the arrival of a replacement fuselage for my SU35 I decided to make Sharp Nose Su from the wreckage of my first SU35 desert camo bits rescued from the loft. Here is the final scheme and how I got there.

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    Sharp Nose Su. 1065mm ws, 1450 long. FMS70mm 3060 1900kv 12blade 2.6-2.7kg, 2xHobbywing skywalker 80amp escs.
    5000mah Turnigy 60c 6s 825g flight time 3 to 3.5 mins. 50% expo on everything. tail servos Separate rx bec and 2s battery, IA10B 10ch rx, Hobby Eagle A3 super4 gyro. Tailerons Turnigy DMC809 19.5gm 3.8kgf .07 sec digital metal gear ball bearing servos . rudders ,3 vector thrusts 13.5g 2.0KGF Racerstar MG90. Flaps and ailerons
    Corona DS939 13.5g MG 2.5kgKGF. Total completed all up flying weight 3800gms. Thrust at 82% of fms figures = 4.2 to 4.4kg. cg 165mm gear down

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    • I finished putting all of Callie's markings on my new FMS 1500mm P-47D Razorback. Got the 4th and 5th flights on it today when the winds were light and really a beautiful day.
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      • This thread is too silent...



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        • Here's a little fpv action from my Tomcat.
           

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          • It's taken me a while... but finally here is the air-to-air video of the custom-painted Hornet rocking in all its glory:



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            • Originally posted by Airguardian View Post
              It's taken me a while... but finally here is the air-to-air video of the custom-painted Hornet rocking in all its glory:



              Beautiful as always!

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              • Originally posted by davegee View Post
                I finished putting all of Callie's markings on my new FMS 1500mm P-47D Razorback. Got the 4th and 5th flights on it today when the winds were light and really a beautiful day.
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                Davegee what an awsome ( normal 4 u) rendition of the p47 love the scheme,, im sure u no the history of it just got a spitfire,, but was sooo close to getting the fms p47.. but hate the scheme it comes in

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                • Originally posted by f4u ausie View Post

                  Davegee what an awsome ( normal 4 u) rendition of the p47 love the scheme,, im sure u no the history of it just got a spitfire,, but was sooo close to getting the fms p47.. but hate the scheme it comes in
                  Thanks, f4u aussie. The original paint scheme of the FMS plane was one I respected, being a top pilot and ace in the Pacific theater in WWII, but I have always like to do my own paint schemes for most of my airplanes.

                  Yes, I know some about the pilot and this airplane. The "OLE COCK" was actually a salutation among Brit men when they saw each other back in those days. It spread to all the "Yanks" that were living among them in England during WWII. The pilot's name was Donavan Smith. He came from Michigan and knew of a rooster logo from his home town that he had the squadron artist paint onto his airplane. I think he had 3 or 4 airplanes that had these markings on them. He was an ace in WWII, and attained the rank of lieutenant general in the USAF before passing away very young at the age of 51 from a brain tumor. I knew a few guys who flew with him in WWII. He was a great leader, very brave, and had the fighter pilot's attitude of pressing forward and defeating the enemy, which he did.

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                  • Not the thread so will leave it after this... but its so awsome to put a face to these models. We r replicating ... just respect to all fighting men and now woman

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                    • Originally posted by James View Post
                      Beautiful as always!
                      Thanks James!

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                      • I took my E Flite 1.5M P-51D LOU IV out for the first time since last fall. Over the winter break, I made some color and Camouflage adjustments after reading online, in depth opinions from some very good modelers. I think I'm pretty close to where I want to be with this airplane, now. One of my favorites to fly, hadn't touched the controls in months and had two reasonably good flights on it. Always room for improvement, though!

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                        • One of 2 posts from my f14 today.
                           

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                              • Long time no MiG!



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                                • OV-10 Bronco. My Brother was nice enough to give this Flight Line plane to me for my Birthday. While I was assembling, I decided to try a few different styles of Camouflage. photo taken after first test flight. I like the way this one flies. Has great ground handling and a dream to land I give it two thumbs up.

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                                  • w00t

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                                    • Maiden flight of Sharp Nose Su

                                      Sharp nose Su is made and flown by paulrkytek using parts from a crashed Freewing SU35 with a remodelled nose in balsa married into the foam rear section.Mai...

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                                      • Well, that's a first!



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                                        • Originally posted by paulrkytek View Post
                                          Maiden flight of Sharp Nose Su
                                          Congrats Paul!

                                          She does look a bit funny to me but she sure flies good!
                                          Well done!

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