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degreen60 10-23-2010 04:17 AM

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I think the Breguet 14 is finished all but having bombs. I changed the wing strips to better looking ones and made the plane number 17.

TM4197 10-23-2010 05:01 AM

LOOKS GREAT!! BTW: got your pilots....very nice molds. Now I have something for one of my brothers to do, while he recoups from a stroke. He is a good painter, will be a challenge for him now. Thanks so much for them and the other items...all will be made to good use.

degreen60 10-23-2010 11:45 AM


Originally Posted by TM4197 (Post 759502)
LOOKS GREAT!! BTW: got your pilots....very nice molds. Now I have something for one of my brothers to do, while he recoups from a stroke. He is a good painter, will be a challenge for him now. Thanks so much for them and the other items...all will be made to good use.

Some of those pilots are german so when you get an Eflite Fokker DVII be sure and put one in it. (I do not have an Eflite Fokker DVII yet) HAHA

TM4197 10-23-2010 06:24 PM

VOODOO Pilots
 
I'll see how they fly when he gets finished painting them..He is doing a great job with these. Very nice mold. Will drop the Brit pilot in the tiger moth, OWAIT.....you already have a TM turned FRENCHY.
I might get bold and drop one in the BRISTOL, NOW I have ya excited right!

scalercflyer 10-23-2010 06:40 PM

Voodoo pilot
 
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Frenchy HUH? Well here you go! My German (Tiger Moth) Pfalz:D. Marty

TM4197 10-23-2010 06:48 PM

THATS A GREAT JOB!!!!

Can't trust anyone in the air now. Checking six all the time.

TM4197 10-23-2010 07:00 PM

Wouldn't it be great to get all the guys and planes on the WW1 forum in one field? I can't imagine what we would see and learn. Would have to have some professional video crew film it all. I think it would be down right amazing. Bet someone we know on here would bring a trailer to carry back broken planes..and rebuilt an entire air force.
:D

degreen60 10-23-2010 07:21 PM

Just let me know where to bring the trailer. I will supply the trash barrels. I will also bring my high priestess to hex, opps, bless all the planes.

I am starting my Eflite SE5A. Making it into one of the night fighters.

TM4197 10-23-2010 08:03 PM

Dag on wind is just too much today. Flew a sailplane and specked out once but way to much wind for the fighters. Just got in the mail today a WACO CG4 Troop glider, Made by dumas. Going to work on that awhile, and see if I can slip light gear in her. Use the Tiger Moth to tow her up.

degreen60 10-23-2010 09:08 PM


Originally Posted by TM4197 (Post 759614)
Just got in the mail today a WACO CG4 Troop glider, Made by dumas. Going to work on that awhile, and see if I can slip light gear in her. Use the Tiger Moth to tow her up.

A transmitter in each hand? I have some of my RC ships set up with 2 ships on a transmitter one on left stick and one on right stick, so I can run 2 at one time but fly 2 at a time, no way. Guess you will have to teach wife to fly. Then give her a WW1 plane, when she gets mad at you go have a dog fight.

scalercflyer 10-23-2010 10:19 PM


Originally Posted by degreen60 (Post 759628)
A transmitter in each hand? I have some of my RC ships set up with 2 ships on a transmitter one on left stick and one on right stick, so I can run 2 at one time but fly 2 at a time, no way. Guess you will have to teach wife to fly. Then give her a WW1 plane, when she gets mad at you go have a dog fight.

DON"T DO IT! NO WITCHES ALLOWED IN MY HOBBY! :eek: I can just hear them say or the Next thing you'll get is: I don't like the color, or maybe you should get in touch with your feminum side, or the DREADED : How much did it cost? You don't NEED THAT! AAAAAAAAAAIIIIEEEEEEEEEEE it's too much to think about! :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Marty

79CJ 10-23-2010 11:34 PM


Originally Posted by scalercflyer (Post 759648)
DON"T DO IT! NO WITCHES ALLOWED IN MY HOBBY! :eek: I can just hear them say or the Next thing you'll get is: I don't like the color, or maybe you should get in touch with your feminum side, or the DREADED : How much did it cost? You don't NEED THAT! AAAAAAAAAAIIIIEEEEEEEEEEE it's too much to think about! :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Marty

Haha. I do find it better that specific prices aren't known. I try to keep the boxes that come in the mail small. Bulky thinks are bought at the local hobby shop.

"What's that?"

"Oh, just a little thing (small box with 4 servos, a motor, and an esc) I ordered for my plane."

degreen60 10-24-2010 12:27 AM

If you buy your wife a plane, it is going to cost about 10 times as much than if you bought the plane for yourself. Honey, the wind is blowing a little and I need a new hat cause I do not have one that matches the color of the plane. Now I need a scarf to match the hat, then purse, then shoes. OHOH I crashed the plane and my new one is a differant color so I need-------.

TM4197 10-31-2010 06:49 AM

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Go figure...broke my record flying my little micro. I got 12 mins on the battery today, a little breeze and tried to keep her at 3/4 throttle. 130mah lipo usually gives me about 8 maybe 9 mins. I didnt even crash today...!! Hope everyone else had great patrols. BTW: This thing is way to much fun to fly. Gonna try to fly through the front door and out the back one of these days:eek:

degreen60 10-31-2010 03:50 PM

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All you WWI airplane junkies LISTEN UP. I bought an old paper back book in a flea market. Flyin Aces of World War I printed 1971. I would like to send this book to someone else that would like to read it then pass it on at no cost. First person to post here saying they would like to read the book will get it. After you finish reading the book post here to pass it on to next reader.

BEAR-AvHistory 10-31-2010 09:28 PM

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Have an H-9 Camel almost done with EP.

IndyJones 11-01-2010 12:46 AM


Originally Posted by degreen60 (Post 761516)
All you WWI airplane junkies LISTEN UP. I bought an old paper back book in a flea market. Flyin Aces of World War I printed 1971. I would like to send this book to someone else that would like to read it then pass it on at no cost. First person to post here saying they would like to read the book will get it. After you finish reading the book post here to pass it on to next reader.

Hey Degreen, I'd like to take a look at it. I'll PM you my address. Thanks!

scalercflyer 11-01-2010 01:24 AM

Pass the book
 

Originally Posted by degreen60 (Post 761516)
All you WWI airplane junkies LISTEN UP. I bought an old paper back book in a flea market. Flyin Aces of World War I printed 1971. I would like to send this book to someone else that would like to read it then pass it on at no cost. First person to post here saying they would like to read the book will get it. After you finish reading the book post here to pass it on to next reader.

D that's a great idea.:cool: I have that book already (among with my other 100+ reference books):eek:. It's a nice thought and I'm sure the Guys will appreciate it. What a great bunch of Fellow WWI nuts!:D;) Marty

79CJ 11-01-2010 11:16 AM


Originally Posted by degreen60 (Post 761516)
All you WWI airplane junkies LISTEN UP. I bought an old paper back book in a flea market. Flyin Aces of World War I printed 1971. I would like to send this book to someone else that would like to read it then pass it on at no cost. First person to post here saying they would like to read the book will get it. After you finish reading the book post here to pass it on to next reader.

I did a book report on that book in about 3rd-4th grade. My dad made copies of SE5's and Fokkers from a coloring book I had, and shrunk them down to differnet sizes on a copy machine. Then I colored them, cut them out, and put them all over a posterboard so they looked like they were in a dog-fight. Then I made a little (probably 1/72 scale) SE5 model that hung over the front of the display from a coat hanger and string. I was pretty proud of that display, no one else had a model on theirs!

degreen60 11-01-2010 05:04 PM


Originally Posted by TM4197 (Post 761463)
Go figure...broke my record flying my little micro. I got 12 mins on the battery today, a little breeze and tried to keep her at 3/4 throttle. 130mah lipo usually gives me about 8 maybe 9 mins. I didnt even crash today...!! Hope everyone else had great patrols. BTW: This thing is way to much fun to fly. Gonna try to fly through the front door and out the back one of these days:eek:

Is that one of the pilots I sent you? If not you need to send the pilot to me to be hexed, oops, blessed. I need one of these planes to take on trips to fly in parking lots.

TM4197 11-01-2010 07:00 PM

DeGreen: The pilot came with the plane (voodoo clean)!!!! I have another plane I am going to put your pilots in. I'll let ya know if they crash!! BTW:

Do you want a fuse to a Bristol scout? I need to keep the wings. I have a modified cowling and gear for it. Tailfeathers are good.

The D.III is perfect for keeping in your car, the carrying case holds everything snug. Sure do not need much room to fly her.:D

degreen60 11-01-2010 08:33 PM


Originally Posted by TM4197 (Post 761719)
DeGreen:
Do you want a fuse to a Bristol scout? I need to keep the wings. I have a modified cowling and gear for it. Tailfeathers are good.

Sure I will take the Bristol Scout. Can you draw me a pattern around the wings? What are you going to use the wings on? Now I need to look for a paint scheme for it. I heard my Mom tell someone a long time ago that I made the nicest looking planes and painted them terrible colors. I was making WWII planes at the time so now I look for bright paint schemes for my planes.

TM4197 11-02-2010 02:20 AM

bristol
 
I actually have a wing (1) I can send you. They are identical wings, so you will only need to make one. The wings I have on there now have been modified, I want to use them on a foam scratch Iam going to build this winter. As soon as get back to Delaware, I'll pack her up![popcorn]

Ryan Flyer 11-02-2010 04:35 PM

Crashed Nieuport XI
 
So yesterday I crashed my Great Planes Nieuport 11 (sorry De I am rebuilding it myself) and for my rebuild I need to take the ailerons off. How can I get those CA hinges out? The one good thing about having to recove it is I can change the color!
Pat

degreen60 11-02-2010 04:54 PM


Originally Posted by Ryan Flyer (Post 762048)
So yesterday I crashed my Great Planes Nieuport 11 (sorry De I am rebuilding it myself) and for my rebuild I need to take the ailerons off. How can I get those CA hinges out? The one good thing about having to recove it is I can change the color!
Pat

First thing I do is cut the hinges in two so I can remove the aileron. Then I use a modeling knife and slide it all the way around the hinge to try to cut it loose. Then pull hard. You may have to make a larger hole around the hinge then refill the hole with a balsa block. I bought one plane in a yard sale that the hinges had been installed with so much glue they were solid. They were hinges with pin pivots. I had to use my demeral with a sanding disk to cut everything apart.

You going to make it a Flying Fish?


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