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John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 21:09
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Survival gear is delivered to the Goose!
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 21:08
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Since this Goose is going to the S. Pole seats are not required. But in "micro-world" the cargo must be installed before the sides are sheeted.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 21:06
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The Goose's wing root is covered, heating the styrene with a hirdryer helps with the bends
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 16:34
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Epoxy used here. After the sheet bonded, I heat the LE with a hair dryer, applied more epoxy, and clamped her down, I hope it will hold!
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 16:32
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Topping the wing root.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 13:02
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The Goose AKA Floyd Bennett, will not need seats as she flew to the S. Pole With Byrd. She may carry some cargo visible thru the windows.
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John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 12:59
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The wing root is also permanently attached.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild05-Jan-08 12:58
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The Goose has a permanent tail and the cabin roof is under construction.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 21:47
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On the 76 in version of the Goose, the wing sat on a saddle built into the fuse. This provided a removable wing. This small (380 in version does not need this feature. This makes my life easier.
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 21:43
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Empennage covered and a new covering technique learned. No sanding, filling, or sealing necessary!
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 21:40
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DD...Yes now that this problem is solved the fun can begin!
John M OshustScratch Built Ford Tri MotorBuild04-Jan-08 17:54
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I quickly brushed on some Al paint to see what the corrugations look like. Note the scape on the glue tube> I heated it with a hair dryer and bent it...upon cooling it reatins the curve. Should work well on the wings. Well guys what do ya think??
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