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Rustys stooge
crankbndr Tue May 08, 2012 3:44 pm
Hi Rusty found your stooge in a link on Stunthanger, looks pretty cool!
http://flyinglines.org/buzz.stooge.html
http://flyinglines.org/buzz.stooge.html
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Re: Rustys stooge
Cribbs74 Tue May 08, 2012 6:46 pm
crankbndr wrote:Hi Rusty found your stooge in a link on Stunthanger, looks pretty cool!
http://flyinglines.org/buzz.stooge.html
That's not Rusty's stooge!
His stooge is about 2.5 feet tall with pointy ears and stubby extremities. He can only say one thing " I let go now?"
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Re: Rustys stooge
RknRusty Tue May 08, 2012 8:15 pm
Haha it looks like mine. Here is the actual Rusty Stooge
Shift the brick depending on the shape of the wing for what ever plane you're flying. A string and a skewer in the ground hold it from tipping over when I pull the plane free. For heavier planes I bungee the whole table to the top of a barstool.
Shift the brick depending on the shape of the wing for what ever plane you're flying. A string and a skewer in the ground hold it from tipping over when I pull the plane free. For heavier planes I bungee the whole table to the top of a barstool.
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Re: Rustys stooge
ZACATTACK Tue May 08, 2012 8:56 pm
Rusty..your one creative guy!! You sure know how to fly those .049 planes...I'm impressed..those planes are moving pretty good!
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Re: Rustys stooge
RknRusty Tue May 08, 2012 9:30 pm
Ah, you've been to my Youtube channel. Thanks for the compliments. Keep in mind, I do some ugly things too though.ZACATTACK wrote:Rusty..your one creative guy!! You sure know how to fly those .049 planes...I'm impressed..those planes are moving pretty good!
I'll have a whole new season of videos coming over the next few months.
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