Dudes
I just got and we have gotten quart size sets of surface coat from
Fiberglast!
Denny
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I am thinking about traveling to Muncie IN., for the 2000 NATS.
Would anyone be willing to share info, as to.where to stay, where
NOT to stay !!! events not to miss, ect...
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I am selling my scratch built P-51B. It is finished in real aluminum and
has real panel lines and rivets. If your looking for a plane to take to
the PSS Festival, this would be an excellent choice. The plane is
relatively light and fly's great in light lift, but you want to ballast
it will
Best came about 2 sentences later and went something like:
"No, I do not design *TOY* airplanes. Toys are little things you wind
up and run across the floor. These are model airplanes."
-B
Jill and Rick Brown wrote:
Best part about Flight of the Phoenix, if you remember, is when the
Lacquer thinner works pretty good. Can't soak in the stuff. Just put a
little bit on a rag and rub the surface.
Stephen Smith wrote:
Anyone know of something that will allow you to easily remove paint from a
fiberglass fuse without destroying the fuse ??
Steve
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Lacquer thinner works pretty good. Can't soak in the stuff. Just put a
little bit on a rag and rub the surface.
Stephen Smith wrote:
Anyone know of something that will allow you to easily remove paint from a
fiberglass fuse without destroying the fuse ??
Steve
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In a message dated 3/17/00 8:43:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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OK, I am going to date myself, but does anybody remember "Sky King" with the
twin Beechcraft???
CA
I do. OK, how about the Mallard sea plane in Tales of the Golden Monkey
series.
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Does anyone remember the British film "Breaking the Sound Barrier"
You saw that one, too. HA! You are an old fart!Too!
Bill
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In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice,
but in practice there is. Anon.
Bill Johns
Pullman, Washington
Not only is the music difficult to listen to but watching these guys break sailplanes
was even more difficult. They didn't seem to
care if they broke things. It was also funny to watch George Moffat (I think) cut off
the tip of his wings with a hand saw then
glue on an extension to increase
boy! you are dating yourself, though no one else will( kidding!) I remember
Sky King and Penny, what was that, King Air? What about that documentary on
WWII with music score by George Gershwin or somebody?
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Victory at Sea...music by Rodger's and Hammerstein
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Another all-time great: "12 O'clock High" with Gregory Peck. Long movie,
but
If you are looking for neat way to secure pushrod sheaths, try using plugs of
EPP. Remember the top cradle from that Boomerang you are sloping now. It's a
free source of EPP. A hole saw will cut large plugs, a sharpened brass tube
will cut the smaller plugs. The small ones are perfect for
sure Sky King and Penny
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In a message dated 3/17/00 8:43:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Does anyone have Mark's phone number in Texas?
Ed
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Sky King flew a Cessna maybe a 210?
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Subject: [RCSE] favorite movies???
OK, I am going to date myself, but does
Close, but it was a Grumman Goose.
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In a message dated 3/17/00 8:43:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, I am going to date myself, but does anybody remember "Sky King" with the
twin Beechcraft???
CA
I do. OK, how about the Mallard
Louis -
Go find Model Research Labs for some very light films (sorry, I don't have
the URL - try a search engine). If you want to try something lighter you
could pour some microfilm in the bathtub, but that's just plain crazy...
Rob Glover
hi!!
i will like to know what is the lightest
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