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Sparky12366 · Sep 29, 2004 03:01 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Sep-29-04 AT 08:13 PM (CDT)
 
Here are some shots of the bottom of the aircraft.

EDIT: Carbon fiber lines the inner skin. and pipe floor to still be installed. Will post photo's later of that.

You might ask how I got the carbon fiber to lay down so smooth. What I did was first put wax paper on the mold buck. Then a layer of carbon fiber.While the wood was still wet coat it with Z-Poxy and mold over buck. Wrap with Ace bandage.Three days later a hard as a rock piece of molded balsa. Light too!

Pipe tunnel now complete and bottom skin can be glued on.

Edit: Something funny. Awhile back I started to use my girl freinds emory boards to shape. So she got mad tonight and off to WallGreens I went. Stopped at the beauty counter and asked clerk for E-Boards. I said cool I'll take the whole box. I wish you could have seen her face.

Robert Storick
AMA 12366

richardskits · Sep 29, 2004 06:27 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Sep-29-04 AT 06:47 PM (CDT)
 
Hi Bob. I really think your building skills are great! Wish I could do as well. Is the H. stab ribbed and sheeted? Just curious. Is the T/E solid or sheeted? Love to see the finished paint work!

Larry Richards

Sparky12366 · Sep 29, 2004 06:44 PM

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>Hi Bob. I really think your building skils are great! Wish
>I could do as well. Thank You! and you will. if you keep at it.
>Is the H. stab ribbed and sheeted?
Yes it a sheeted stab.
>Just curious. Is the T/E solid or sheeted?
Leading edge is molded and trailing edge is 1 inch wide X .077 and a 1/4 cap.
>Love to see the finished paint work!
You will if I keep posting.

Robert Storick
AMA 12366

Ion Muniz · Sep 29, 2004 07:54 PM

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You are a helluvva builer!

Really KEWL!!

Or like godzilla says, "fabuliscious"!!

Why don't you clean that header?

Ion (thumbs up) Muniz

Matt · Sep 29, 2004 10:40 PM

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>Why don't you clean that header?

If you think his header is dirty, you should see mine. His is as clean as a whistle compared to mine. Really should clean it more often I think.

Matt Neumann

gso · Sep 29, 2004 09:04 PM

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Sparky,

Is the molded parts 3/32 balsa or 1/8? And did you weight the parts before and after you put the carbon on?

Thanks
Gordy

Gordan Delaney

Sparky12366 · Sep 29, 2004 09:16 PM

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>Sparky,
>
>Is the molded parts 3/32 balsa or 1/8? And did you weight
>the parts before and after you put the carbon on?
>
>Thanks
>Gordy

3/32 and yes I weighed them. They picked up 5 grams the way I did them. I can live with that. The model has picked up 1 oz sinse yesterday. It's now at 28 OZ including wheels and pilot, canopie. skin now finished. I am detail sanding so covering will come as soon as I recive vail from Randy Smith.

Robert Storick
AMA 12366

aaronl · Sep 29, 2004 09:30 PM

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you have probably already mentioned this, but are using:
1) the 61 or the 65?
2) which pipe are you using?

thanks
a.l.

Sparky12366 · Sep 29, 2004 09:33 PM

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>
>you have probably already mentioned this, but are using:
>1) the 61 or the 65?
>2) which pipe are you using?
>
>thanks
>a.l.

Same setup as Bill. PA 61 3 chamber pipe.

Robert Storick
AMA 12366

mugs914 · Sep 30, 2004 11:28 AM

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Beeyootiful!!

Gorgeous work, and the exhaust outlet is just about in the scale location! Cool...

God bless!

Mike