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jerry campbellDumas Kit #225, Messerschmitt 109 GBuild11-Jul-09 06:04
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I filled most of the nose with scrap balsa, then sanded and flled and sanded and filled and sanded and....
jerry campbellDumas Kit #225, Messerschmitt 109 GBuild11-Jul-09 05:57
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The cutting apart the working plans allows working with smaller pieces on the work board. The built the tail feathers in seperate pieces.
jerry campbellDumas Kit #225, Messerschmitt 109 GBuild11-Jul-09 05:05
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The print wood is lazer cut and the strip stock is excellent quality wood. Vacu parts include the canopy, lower cowling with airscoop, the side airscoop, bubble spinner, wing oil coolers. The Peel and Stick decals include a JG 54 Green Heart emblem. The usual rubber, prop and plastic wheels are included.
jerry campbellDumas Kit #225, Messerschmitt 109 GBuild11-Jul-09 04:59
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Two sheets of excellent bluilding plans with lots of detail that are pirnted on one side allowing you to cut into smaller working pieces.
jerry campbellDumas Kit #225, Messerschmitt 109 GBuild11-Jul-09 04:47
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The picture on the box barely does justice to the kit. The Walnut scale kits are 17 1/2 inch wingspan which makes the 109 a little larger than 1/24th scale.
jerry campbellDumas Kit #225, Messerschmitt 109 GBuild11-Jul-09 04:43
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Dumas gas released four new rubber powered kits in thier Walnut Scale series including a Messerschmitt BF 109G Gustav fighter. I purchased mine from Penn Valley.
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reuben199Scratch Built Fokker D.VIIIBuild11-Jul-09 01:54
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I have sheeted the wing, the same as the original.
reuben199Scratch Built Fokker D.VIIIBuild11-Jul-09 01:53
Views : 4482
The start of painting.
John M OshustAerodromeRC PT Crop DusterBuild10-Jul-09 17:41
Views : 1110
Ailerons completed.
John M OshustAerodromeRC PT Crop DusterBuild10-Jul-09 17:40
Views : 1054
Now on to the rigging.
CreosotewindScratch Built Grumman F9F PantherParked10-Jul-09 16:43
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The biggest adjustment to make. I let the strings "flow" naturally to form the elegant shape of the fuselage. But somehow that former is way undersized. So back to the drawing board. And at the front of the picture you can see that the first intake opening broke off. I need to rethink the wing root so that the formers with their large intake cutouts are sturdier.
CreosotewindScratch Built Grumman F9F PantherParked10-Jul-09 16:40
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I made some marks where I need to move the stringer notches so that the stringers fit more gracefully along the fuselage. I'm trying to make the parts interlock and buid with a minimum amount of fuss.
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