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can someone identify this plane?
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can someone identify this plane?
This one was given to may dad www at back when partially finished. It was from what I remember an r/c model. He flew it with a babee bee but I remember it being grossly underpowered but did fly. I am tempted to remove all the old mono coat and recover it. I would also like any suggestions for a more proper engine. It has a 27" wingspan. Dad used a light spring in the rudder so that when it got into the air and picked up some speed the rudder would straighten out some
It did have a nice engine cover that he made for it but it was removed due to it being difficult to get to the engine and it's long gone so that will be something else that needs to be done
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It did have a nice engine cover that he made for it but it was removed due to it being difficult to get to the engine and it's long gone so that will be something else that needs to be done
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Re: can someone identify this plane?
It looks like a P-51. Possibly Guillows?
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My bad my origional post I though it was a texan/P-51 cross but now looking at the third pic I was wrong it's defently a P-51 guillows maybe? (The bandit is curious)
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Re: can someone identify this plane?
thanks cribbs!
did a quick ebay search and it sure looks to be a guillows P-51 maybe. don't see this exact shape though. most of what i see there are 27 3/4" wingspan
should i recover it in tissue..... any ideas on a bit more power?
did a quick ebay search and it sure looks to be a guillows P-51 maybe. don't see this exact shape though. most of what i see there are 27 3/4" wingspan
should i recover it in tissue..... any ideas on a bit more power?
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Roger If you do reskin it what are you going to do with it ? I love my DAD
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getback wrote:Roger If you do reskin it what are you going to do with it ? I love my DAD
don't know yet. i would think tissue would be lighter... i have not done any tissue since way back when and that was rubber band peanut scale planes mostly. maybe the fuse in balsa? i really don't know yet. looking for ideas and suggestions from those who know
either way i will have to wait till i can afford to order materials. i have spent a small fortune already since getting going again. now that we are getting into summer there are other thing to pay for
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Yes Roger I know about draining the funds for fun ! How are you set for engines ? got enough to go around / I have a lot more engines than I do planes if you get my drift
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getback wrote:Yes Roger I know about draining the funds for fun ! How are you set for engines ? got enough to go around / I have a lot more engines than I do planes if you get my drift
Then drift on over to the work table and build some more planes. Even the ancient Chinese knew that you couldn't achieve Chi if your plane-engine is unbalanced. You much achieve balance and harmony, Grasshopper.
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getback wrote:Yes Roger I know about draining the funds for fun ! How are you set for engines ? got enough to go around / I have a lot more engines than I do planes if you get my drift
Hmmm I could use something with a bit more power than the bee's I have. You looking to trade?
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You You Sooooo Right This is some you r Fault Too andbatjac wrote:getback wrote:Yes Roger I know about draining the funds for fun ! How are you set for engines ? got enough to go around / I have a lot more engines than I do planes if you get my drift
Then drift on over to the work table and build some more planes. Even the ancient Chinese knew that you couldn't achieve Chi if your plane-engine is unbalanced. You much achieve balance and harmony, Grasshopper.
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Sounds like you need a good Medallion 049 They have good power and Easy to work with ,,, let me look around and test something for you and will getback with you on something , For Mark tomorrow I have people coming to fix the shop roof / a gardening friend coming over / another friend to help me to change a deck out and find a wiring short on my bagging mower But that table will get closer as wee go on and onrogermharris wrote:getback wrote:Yes Roger I know about draining the funds for fun ! How are you set for engines ? got enough to go around / I have a lot more engines than I do planes if you get my drift
Hmmm I could use something with a bit more power than the bee's I have. You looking to trade?
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OR were you thinking Bigger than that ?
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getback wrote:OR were you thinking Bigger than that ?
i don't think i need anything bigger.. i can't stop staring at your pictures.... mesmerizing.....
and i forgot to say HOLY COX COLLECTION BATMAN!
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Free flight? Only a little underpowered? Then hop up the bee a little with a good p/c set that has boost ports, and drill the venturi through the tank out to get max power.
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pkrankow wrote:Free flight? Only a little underpowered? Then hop up the bee a little with a good p/c set that has boost ports, and drill the venturi through the tank out to get max power.
Phil
going to keep it control line. as i remember... she was a real slow flyer and had to bee a calm day. i do have plans to hope up a couples bee's though
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