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Much= 240 M... Hm...Good thing there wasn't a typo saying "Miles"...
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Wow, Leif, what a duck. Too bad it was never built.
Yesterday I combined wings and fuselage and the vertical stabilizer and mounted all the control cables . Furthermore, the fins under the wings were attached.
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I managed to make the other engine nacelle really better. Sometimes I think, I should always buy two of each kit. Then I can try things and have spare parts if something fails.
However .... the nacelles are mounted under the wings. The last picture for today shows the struts that will hold the empennage.
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Yesterday I built the canards
and attached them to the fuselage. I used a jig again to keep them horizontally aligned. The canard is fixed with tension wires.
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That is one interesting looking aircraft.
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Next came the undercarriage. It's made of 3 struts strengthened with 0,8mm wire.
Then I noticed, there are no marks where the wires should be stuck in. The same is valid for the engine nacelle. I think it fits quite well like that. So, the undercarriage is ready.
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I aslo started with the engine block today,
and cut out the engine cowling and painted it silver inside.
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The first picture shows the parts for one Cylinder. The inner two parts are glued together shifted so a have a small gluing tag.
The other parts are glued around. This gives the first cylinder of seven. To make the engine cowling, I shoved it into a jig and applied superglue from the inside.
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Now that is an engine of the finest kind! Congratulations on the cowling, it looks wonderfully fine. - Leif
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