Nicely done there Robin. I have followed Steve's example and added a captive nylon bolt to the front of the fin leading edge. Once fixed on to the fuse I can tie it down with a matching nylon wingnut . Rest of the arrangement is similar as well where the load is passed on to the carbon tube and and ...

Thanks for the additional information Robin. She's coming along nicely.
What retracts are you using?
I must restart my Wellington. Kind of relegated currently after starting with the tail feathers. Is your fin removable or fixed?
Keep up the good work

Fantastic work Robin. Is the fuse planked as in with traditional strip planks?

Hello Alf, thanks for the reply. I have sent you a message please

What condition is it please? How much run time and most importantly what is the asking? Do let me know

This is something I have been contemplating too. Would love to hear from the experts. I am all eyes and ears

Posting for a friend who is in need of a Laser 300V.
Let me know if you have one that you are willing to spare or know some one who is willing to spare
Best wishes and Merry Christmas

Dave
A link to the item on ebay will be so much more convenient to navigate and place an order

Gent's, I have started the build on my Wellington. Need advice on size of hinges to use on the tail feathers. Should I use the 1/8 or 3/16 Robart dowel type hinges? Asking this as the 3/16 type looks too large to use towards the tip of the tail feathers. Can I use 1/8 for the tip and 3/16 for the re...

Tim, Happy new year to you and your's. I did receive your e-mail. But I must admit that your detailed work is beyond my reach. Your turrets are a masterpiece project. I was thinking more on the lines of a very basic turret interior.

Tim Given that the SLEC/Nijhuis kit is not very scale, my suggestion would be to go by the supplied turret mouldings dimensions rather than pure scale dimensions. I am just starting to build one and could measure up the turret mouldings. And if you are going to come up with a simpler turret and inte...