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ferocious · Feb 16, 2004 12:19 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Feb-16-04 AT 12:20 PM (CDT)
 
Must be something about browsers. Netscape 6 wouldn't upload a pic, but Netscape 4.71 does. Rats, still haven't figured out the best format for an upload pic!

Sorta Spitfire I
Span 60 in. Area 740 Weight 48 oz.
LA 40 with low compression on an 11/4.

Haven't flown it yet, but it should do OK once its trimmed out. Came out about 4 oz. heavy due to using some slightly porky test panels(which I couldn't see throwing away) and not sanding enough on the fuselage.

Phil C

LNeumann · Feb 16, 2004 01:07 PM

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Way to big!! And then you killed the color definition in order to bring down the disk size. Send me the original by e-mail and I will replace it on the server using the same name only making it smaller and keeping the color definition.

Leonard Neumann

Derek Barry · Feb 16, 2004 02:14 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Feb-16-04 AT 02:14 PM (CDT)
 
Hey Phil Good to see you building something other than those combat designs. Tell everyone in the club up there I said hi. Things are good here in Georgia, the weather is great and building is going on like crazy at the Barry shop. C-ya later.

P.S. Plane looks good.

Derek

wcrane · Feb 16, 2004 04:47 PM

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I tried to look at this at work and my screen blew up, whew!


From somewhere near Parkville, Mo.
William Crane
AMA 6733

wcrane · Feb 16, 2004 04:50 PM

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LAST EDITED ON Feb-16-04 AT 04:51 PM (CDT)
 
Here, dis mebee mo gooder
Purty cool ride!


From somewhere near Parkville, Mo.
William Crane
AMA 6733

ferocious · Feb 19, 2004 06:13 PM

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it is a combat plane Derek. Just scaled up a good slow ship and wrapped a Spitfire fuse around it. The wing is actually a direct scale up of the original Gotcha 400 wing from about 1974. That wing(tip is 71% of the root, AR of 5.33, straight quarter chord) is the best wing layout I've ever come up with. The big one uses a NACA 0018 to smooth out the control response.

Phil C

mpa · Feb 16, 2004 08:54 PM

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Phil,
How do you do that pixelated camouflage? Lots of masking I'll bet. . .
Derek Moran

ferocious · Feb 19, 2004 06:09 PM

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the pixellated camo is easy. Just try and change the size of the pic and it comes out that way. I haven't figured out a way to spray square dots though. for some reason they all come out round.

Reedy told me I couldn't send out any pix until the plane was finished. He wants me to mask and paint the roundels on it, which I may do. I like to think it is a scale "quickie" battlefield repaint somewhere in France late in the war.

Phil C