leaded50
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@The Fopster . youre lucky.. its a 8h drive one way to nearest rc shop.. 
Texaco "Mystery Ship" - done, ready to fly.
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Never would have thought to use spoons - that’s clever! It looks sweet!Working with landingear. Lot of thinking to make something who could seem alike original, but still dont ruin whole wing/plane if get to hard landing. Found a way after a while. Wheelcovers are in fact plastic onetime-use spoons...
Also all 4servos are in place.
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leaded50
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@The Hangar , it was an easy ay to get the rounded covers. I piece of flat foam in middle, spoons on both sides.
It wouldnt fit on anyone though.. it depends on size of plane. a touch small here too, but did goes ok.
The landing gear is 2 ss rods, with a tape bite around, making an edge, to get it look wider, and more as a gearstruts.
It wouldnt fit on anyone though.. it depends on size of plane. a touch small here too, but did goes ok.
The landing gear is 2 ss rods, with a tape bite around, making an edge, to get it look wider, and more as a gearstruts.
leaded50
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I used the thick cardboard as fuselage here, (was empty of foamboard then)
DinosEatPeople1
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Nothing like a good pair of pants. In this case wheel pantsWorking with landingear. Lot of thinking to make something who could seem alike original, but still dont ruin whole wing/plane if get to hard landing. Found a way after a while. Wheelcovers are in fact plastic onetime-use spoons...
Also all 4servos are in place.
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