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Hangar	Aircraft	Category	Date	Preview
bsadonkill	Scale Flight Model Co. #1040 Comet Bellanca Skyrocket	Parked	01-Dec-21 22:26
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BriandKilby	Guillows 1903 Wright Flyer	Build	29-Nov-21 10:50
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motor, prop, and accessories. before.
BriandKilby	Guillows 1903 Wright Flyer	Build	29-Nov-21 10:48
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after dropping camera on plane.
David Duckett	Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #22. Dornier Do 335 PFEIL (ARROW)	Build	26-Nov-21 14:25
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Ready for covering
David Duckett	Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #22. Dornier Do 335 PFEIL (ARROW)	Build	26-Nov-21 14:24
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This is my second build of this kit. The first one was in 2008.
mark eggebeen	Guillows Series 2000 - B17 Flying Fortress	Parked	22-Nov-21 22:30
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would you believe....this is exam table paper. I glued it on dry . but am not too happy with how it shrunk up . Maybe it would work better if it was applied on wet

Hangar	Aircraft	Category	Date	Preview
Don C	Scratch Built Vultee BT-13	Build	22-Nov-21 16:16
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These are the lenses for the landing lights.
Don C	Scratch Built Vultee BT-13	Build	22-Nov-21 16:15
Views : 497
Finally finished all control surface actuatios and main gear
edbecky	Guillows Series 1000 - P-47 Thunderbolt	Build	20-Nov-21 14:14
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Fuselage just about finished. Doubled stringers. Starting on wing.
BriandKilby	Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #22. Dornier Do 335 PFEIL (ARROW)	Flying	20-Nov-21 12:14
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finally hung up my do 335.
bsadonkill	Scale Flight Model Co. #1040 Comet Bellanca Skyrocket	Parked	18-Nov-21 04:50
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A Megow Bellanca
hjlittman	HJL Models P-36 Hawk	Parked	17-Nov-21 20:15
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There is another NoCal on the horizon, a Giant Scale Bristol Beaufighter. The one in the picture is the first prototype. It was built with 1/16 stock like my smaller one. It would fly but warped with a warm breath. I built the next one with 3/32" stock. (Video) It's not that much heavier but much easier to handle and transport. The short flight in the video was so that Dave Gee could get a video of it. It's flying on a few hundred turns on single loops of 3/32" rubber. More winds would put it up at the ceiling. On 1/8" rubber, outdoors, it's a different animal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVY3ZEZ8gCc

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