The engine is a Fox 35. The materials used were foam wings that were painted with white glue, and then covered with iron on laminating film. The film needs to be *low temperature*. The rest of the plane is balsa and plywood painted with dope then clear 2k automotive. No tissue.
@@winnipegperfectcircleflyin7859 Thanks! 😃 Nice flying! The engine sounds great as well. I only made & flew C/L models with my Cox Babe Bee 0.049. I sealed the balsa/ply structures with nitrate dope, followed by Testors "Hot Fuel Proof" Dope. Great days! 👍😀
I haven't seen this type of flying since the dinosaurs roamed earth. Does it have it's RID module?
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Wow nice design! What is the scale speed? Thanks.
It might be flying at 60 mph.
Which engine and materials were used to build this plane? Also, did you cover it with iron-on plastic film, or tissue & fuel proof dope?
The engine is a Fox 35. The materials used were foam wings that were painted with white glue, and then covered with iron on laminating film. The film needs to be *low temperature*. The rest of the plane is balsa and plywood painted with dope then clear 2k automotive. No tissue.
@@winnipegperfectcircleflyin7859 Thanks! 😃 Nice flying! The engine sounds great as well. I only made & flew C/L models with my Cox Babe Bee 0.049. I sealed the balsa/ply structures with nitrate dope, followed by Testors "Hot Fuel Proof" Dope. Great days! 👍😀
wow that flies pretty good! No rudder needed?
No rudder needed, just a little engine offset, line rake and centrifugal force.
Lousy engine run. Replace the NVA.
After checking the engine every head bolt was loose. Stock nva is good enough.