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  • Hugh Wiedman
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    Finally finished my 8S Eurofighter in the Bronze Tiger livery. This is definitely one of the best EDF's from Freewing in terms of the quality of the foam and hardware. Finished it off with 4 coats of clear gloss Spar Urethane giving it a nice sheen and somewhat harder surface.

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    The only thing I changed slightly was having the orange bleed into a yellowish orange on the canards, tail and outside wingtips.

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    Now my F-18 Tiger Meet has some company. If I'm lucky, they'll get together and make a litter of cubs for me!

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  • WarbirdFan66
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    and here also the link to the build video if you guys enjoy stuff like that...

    this is a smal video / slideshow about how i changed the Freewing Avanti-S into the -M version...

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  • Icarus the 2nd
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    Originally posted by WarbirdFan66 View Post
    the Avanti-M might also be something for the show...even she is an older Model


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    wow really nice !!!!

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  • WarbirdFan66
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    the Avanti-M might also be something for the show...even she is an older Model


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  • Icarus the 2nd
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    Maybe something for the next show ?

    Here's a video showing 2 Freewing Mig-21's taking off together at the RFMC Wey EDF 2023 meeting in June, Germany.Both Mig's have a rocket booster mod.Enjoy!

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  • Airguardian
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    I feel weird when I look at that jet...

    It's like the shape rings a bell but the brain expects to see something else, hahaha!

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  • paulrkytek
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    SHARP SU35M

    enforced no fly days as antibiotics kick in on tooth infection gave me chance to revise the canopy and battery access bays on Sharp Nose Su. :-

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  • paulrkytek
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    Originally posted by Airguardian View Post

    Congrats Paul!

    She does look a bit funny to me but she sure flies good!
    Well done!
    Thanks, It was something to do over the winter while waiting for replacement SU35 Fuselage which was out of stock. I had balsa, I had an old Yak 130 canopy and enough spare bits to make a model. If I had a different canopy I would have moved it forward for a more traditional jet look but using the canopy I had in the positions I chose made canopy and access to battery in one unit easier and allowed me to add strength and rigidity to the front section and nose gear mounting area. Working in balsa I had to find a way of attaching it structurally to the rear body section of the foam SU35, hence the majority of the forward body line is below the main wing level. There was logic behind my madness ( well according to me anyway ). I may yet move the canopy position forward if I can carve it out of the right grade of foam and integrate the shape with the sharp nose ( maybe more like a Mig 23/27 )but for now I am just enjoying flying it. I had a couple of flights today after jacking up the nose leg and minor adjustments to gear down, flaps down and elevator mixes and I now have smooth take offs with less elevator input and a good landing glide slope , 10% power and flair to nose up for gentle soft landing on grass. 3.5 mins flight time 22% battery left for basic mixed flying.

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  • Airguardian
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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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  • Airguardian
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    Well, that's a first!



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  • paulrkytek
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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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  • Airguardian
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    w00t

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  • Wild Man
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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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  • Airguardian
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    Long time no MiG!



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  • rifleman_btx
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    One of 2 posts from my f14 today.

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  • davegee
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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!

    Davegee

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

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