MrClean
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It's been a while since I've built any foam board planes and they've all been white paper not WR paper. I'd like to make one of the Mini Hellcats to fly in my front yard (acre) but don't want it to melt like my Old Fogey, or several other FT planes I ahd. I think my F-22 stuck together better because it was spray painted but eventually it succumbed to seperation after a dewey day. How much better is the WR paper planes AND are their any specific techniques. I know it's probably been covered and if you know the thread title you could reply that and I'll go reading. I just got around to looking for it tonight and I'm not finding the information I seek. Boomer porblems no doubt. The majority of my planes are SPAD aircraft. Don't really have to worry about waterproofing those unless you're float flying. Amaizing how much water gets sucked into flute.
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