Mighty Mini Master Series Spitfire

[Aviator08]

She's gorgeous!!!


Yes I do

Thanks!


Haha, ok next question. May I have a copy of it?

 

[Aviator08]

Got it. Thanks!

 

[Aviator08]

Well.... I tried to use ink jet stick on film..... only problem is that it doesn’t print the white.

 

[CrazyFastFlying]

I just HAVE to build one of these! But there are so many other planes I want to build too and I don't have time, money or electronics to build all of them!

 

[Aviator08]

Here is a photo of The Grifflyer's Spitfire alongside 97tj-neil's AT-6.

 

[Grifflyer]

Said it before, I'll say it again. She looks beautiful!!!

 

[BATTLEAXE]

Here is a photo of The Grifflyer's Spitfire alongside 97tj-neil's AT-6.

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A couple choice builds there my friend

 

[Aviator08]

A couple choice builds there my friend

Thanks,
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Crazyfastflying - just to add to the choices.... Here is Localfiend's mini BF-109 and my mini PT-17.

 

[Aviator08]

Said it before, I'll say it again. She looks beautiful!!!

Thanks..... good set of plans.

 

[Aviator08]

So I tried something a little different for the aileron control horns. I laser cut acrylic so they would be less noticeable. We’ll see how they work.

 

[OliverW]

So I tried something a little different for the aileron control horns. I laser cut acrylic so they would be less noticeable. We’ll see how they work.
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It'll work fine. I have it for my firewall and control horns on my JTA Gamebird

 

[BATTLEAXE]

So I tried something a little different for the aileron control horns. I laser cut acrylic so they would be less noticeable. We’ll see how they work.
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Looks good, great idea

It'll work fine. I have it for my firewall and control horns on my JTA Gamebird

What thickness of acrylic do you use for the firewall

 

[OliverW]

Looks good, great idea

What thickness of acrylic do you use for the firewall

No idea what size. Looks to be around 1/16"

 

[CrazyFastFlying]

Thanks,
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Crazyfastflying - just to add to the choices.... Here is Localfiend's mini BF-109 and my mini PT-17.

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Thanks a lot @Aviator08!! They both look great!!

I added them to my "Never ending list of builds"

 

[DazDaMan]

Here she is all painted and decaled up!
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The camera battery died during the maiden so the vid would be cut short, instead I posted another flight I got later in the day.

Very cool.

 

[Sherman]

I love the look of this little spity. I'm wanting to build but don't have the tools to do a full-size print and don't know how to make tiled plans. Does anyone have the plans tiled on a page I might have missed?

 

[Grifflyer]

I love the look of this little spity. I'm wanting to build but don't have the tools to do a full-size print and don't know how to make tiled plans. Does anyone have the plans tiled on a page I might have missed?

Thanks!
You can print the full size plans on regular sheets of paper if you use Adobe Reader. All you have to do is open up the plans in Adobe Reader and select print. After the print window opens up there should be a section in the middle of the window labeled "Page Sizing & Handling" right below that there should be options to choose between "Size" "Poster" "Multiple" and "Booklet" You are going to want to select the "Poster" option. Next, ensure your tile scale is set to 100%, your overlap is set at 0.005 in. and that you have the "Tile only large pages" option selected. You can also select "Cut marks" which will make taping the sheets of paper together easier, but it will increase your page count from 8 to 12. Lastly, go down to the bottom of the print window and click print.
Note: If you do not have the poster option on your laptop you may need to upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Reader. It may even be old enough that looking in the program options for updates does not work. You will have to go to Adobe website to get new version.

 

[Sherman]

Thanks, Grifflyer.

 

[sh0sey]

I’ve had parts cut out for a while now, and finally getting around to assembly! Loving how it is going together too. Really great job! Hopefully can find some time this weekend to finish her up.

 

[Grifflyer]

I’ve had parts cut out for a while now, and finally getting around to assembly! Loving how it is going together too. Really great job! Hopefully can find some time this weekend to finish her up.

She's already looking gorgeous!