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How to build a rubber powered model airplane part 3
Covering and final construction of Easy Built Models IMP kit.
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How to Build a Rubber Powered Model Airplane Part 2
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How to Build a Rubber Powered Model Airplane Part 2
How to Build a Rubber Powered Model Airplane Part 1
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How to build the IMP model kit by Easy Built Models. This kit is available from TailSpin Aviation.
Model Airplane Dethermalizer
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This is a Smoothie Mk3 model airplane dethermalizer on an Easy Built Debut.
Easy Built Models Skokie Fuselage Build
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Building the fuselage for the Skokie by Easy Built Models. Kit available from TailSpin Aviation
How to build a model airplane part 3.wmv
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How to build a model airplane part 3.wmv
How to Build a Model Airplane Part 2.wmv
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How to Build a Model Airplane Part 2.wmv
Covering a Model Airplane Fuselage
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UHU and Esaki tissue is used to cover the Debut fuselage. A 50/50 mixture of white school glue and water is used where the glue stick will not fit. Sorry the video leaves you hanging. The last clip when I trimmed the top tissue did not record.
Covering a Model Airplane With Tissue
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Covering the Debut Embryo with tissue.
Finally I understand how it works! Thanks a lot!
Madang joooon
Bagus sekali pengerjaan rapi
Mantap kawan
Bogus.
I built the easy built kit of this model. Nice plane.
Oh No!! You're makin my ears hurt. A dampener is a tool to make something more wet or damp. Like using a spray bottle of water to make your clothes damp so you can iron them well. A tool used to absorb or offset vibration or wave motion is called a DAMPER. Shock absorbers on your car are effective dampers. get it? good.
Hi
I like your method of covering your plane it came out very clean! That's how I want mine to be. Thank you for sharing.
Is this channel still active?
PLEASE Share THE PLAN Separately
How can I get and print the plan
Thank you very much for this. I was looking for this very thing and here it was!
Please share layout & detail😉
Plans for similar models are at outerzone.com, try the Gym Dandy or the Hanger Rat. Another design is the Blatter 40, not at outerzone. These are intended for indoor flying. They will do fine outdoors IF the wind isn't blowing.
Perfeito!
Excellent video 👍👍👍. Looking forward to work on mine.
Boa noite ! Como que faço para conseguir montar um plainador assim ? Aqui no Brasil
I did something very similar, my plans from Stodoys helped me with this.
where can the timer be purchased ?
nice build!
someone who can pass me the construction plan?
Excellent tutorial, one of the best i have seen. What are the type of pins you are using? where can i buy them?
Excellent tutorial, i am new on building balsa wood and i have read that CY glue is very fragile and not the best for using on balsa models. Can you please comment on best glue for small balsa models like mini stick? Is there a similar alternative that dry faster but is not that fragile? Also what is the type of scalpel knife you are using and where can i buy it? Thanks
Hi, do you mind share the drawings with me, please? I want make a rubber band powered plane and I don't have drawings.
I see in the video that your t pins have some sort of black circle on them, which I am guessing makes it so you do not have to put the pin through the balsa and split it.could I get some detail on those where to get or how to make them
excelente vídeo felicitaciones desde Venezuela me gustaría ver completo el trabajo de armado saludos
No test flight at the end?
very good! I'm from Brazil, can you send me the plant?
Yes woow
Funny how ever video shows how to glue paper on balsa (an obvious step) but none shows the correct process of taking the wrinkles out. Having a hard time with this step. After gluing the paper, looks like everyone is applying water to shrink the paper. Not happening to me. Upon drying, the paper shows more wrinkled then before.
Mark did you ever work out the wrinkles ?I seam to be at the same place after applying water and letting dry still have wrinkles what's the trick you use
Great video, never thought of covering the edge on the stab like that. Unless its really difficult to get to I normally use an Ez-Cutter on the first surface, makes a neat cut with just about the right amount of tissue left to cover the edge, cheap as chips too :) Love the checkerboard tissue, Esaki (sp) right?
Too delicate. Will easily break
I made it myself thanks to WoodPrix website
I think, You need to take some time and go to woodprix website to learn how to make it.
I made it by myself. I used woodprix woodworking plans for that.
Sympa cet entoilage, facile à poser et d'un beau rendu...
could you pls share the dimensions
nice video...but would like to hear your narrative
please send a paper map
How about that drawing pattern thing?where can we get that so we can easily and carefully follow this video..thanks
Lance, try the Gym Dandy at outerzone.com.
what the paper u using mate
I guess my response is a bit late, but it might help out some other people here. The tissue people usually use for small models like this is called Esaki tissue, and you can buy it from Sig, Peck Polymers, and many other free flight/modelling supply companies. You can also use ordinary craft store "domestic" tissue, but this stuff is usually heavier, takes more dope to seal (making it heavier), and has very little wet strength
please i need the drawing thanks
Thanks for this. The materials and process used for tissue and willow construction is so lame. My spouse suggested that I watch this for ideas on how to do things quicker, better, faster. WIN.
WOW what a work of art
If you want you can learn from woodprix scripts how to make it yourself.
I thought it meant, how to build one, not how to assemble a kit.
I recommend a cardbord rubber band plan
good video