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That would be the one.
Funny when I originally designed and built the model, it was to the scale that papermate built this one. I had to cut the fuselage in half to get it to a respectable size. |
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A unique helicopter design, glad to see a paper kit of it!
Internal formers on this one? Wyvern |
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Has to be on the top 10 all time ugly aircraft list.......COOL......Rich
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No formers. I found that if you break 1 complicated part into several parts, they support themselves (hopefully).
Papermate, is there anyway you can determine the scale of the full size model? |
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Aaron, there isn't any indication of scale in your files. Anyway, I'll try to work it out and
will post here soon. Papermate |
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Okay, now got it. The length according to Aaron's instruction sheet is 64 ft 3 in. (1958 cm).
The model that I have built so far measures some 28 cm in length, that is about 1/70 of the real thing. As I have shrunk the template to 70% of the original, that means if the Mojave is built in 100% full scale, the full length will be around 40 cm, i.e. 15.74 inches. And the scale should be about 1/49. I hope my maths work right. Papermate |
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The Mojave is now finished and up for viewing. Again there's a lot of bends and curves
to overcome when building this helo. It's a very good challenge for the serious modellers. The final touch up on the fuselage insignia is in the last photo, hope you'll enjoy them. Papermate |
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Great build PM......dang ugly copter.....great model Aaron, as always.......Rich
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The Mojave looks awesome! Glad to see that Murph finally got to get this one done. Your build is great, especially with the working rotors.
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That's your 70% size? The full size is gonna be huge
One thing I did notice, and that I'll have to clarify in the instructions is that the pylons for the fuel tanks actually have a serious dihedral(?) to them. Kinda like this 0\(__)/0. It keeps the fuel tanks off the ground. Gotta add some details to the LG too |
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