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Old 08-08-2012, 09:32 AM
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The struts saga is almost done...

I glue the external Struts, but only the inferior leg, for repositioning and correct align wing...









All struts need a small corrections, mainly small cutings for adjustment...

Until the next update...
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Old 08-08-2012, 10:29 AM
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You get the engines put in that sucker will be ready to fly!

Are you having to put any wires inside the struts for support? Or did I miss that in an earlier post?

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Old 08-08-2012, 10:38 AM
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Man! That is just beautiful.
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I love this bird! Cool build, thanks for sharing!
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Thank's my friends!

John, in page 1 I explain about the use of orthodontic rigid wire, I use in floater struts. The advantage is a round format, but not friendly for glueing.

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Old 08-08-2012, 02:23 PM
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I really appreciate your careful and meticulous building techniques; particularly the use of foam in various sizes and pins for stabilizing the model in correct position while you're working on it. A lesson to be remembered. - Leif
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Many thank's Leif!

I still working in CT-32, tomorrow I uploaded new pics.


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Old 08-13-2012, 08:31 AM
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Cool

After a little delay, the building continue:

One of the features not present in the model is central line struts, I scratchbuilding with wire and painted in royal blue (acrilyc)





I make the fuel line and install the central cabane rigging with wire...



Talking about wires, I glue all in the interplane section...





Tail wires...



My favorite material is cirurgical #0005 wire, I cutting in segments and glue with CA glue in gel...

I making the engine cownlings...





Finish cownlings...





I make the propellers, but not like the hub (simple) so I started a scratch I sculping and sanded a toothpick for made the hub, and propeller connector I made with 50gsm paper scrap...



I painted with acrilyc and glue in the place...



Another missing detail is a radio antenna. Some photos this feature is show in Byrd plane, but in others no. For increase the confusion all plans (Paul Matt and a russian magazine Aero) in my references show this detail. I decide install the antenna. I made with heavy cardboard, and glue with CA.



The piece are painted with acrilyc, and wire antenna is made with polyamide line, this was shredded and smeared with CA glue , for rigidity. The metal wires are not suitable for large parts.



I scratch the rudder floaters. And my model finish.
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