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Thanks Wayne. I was after a sheet of Chipmunk nomenclature labels but never got a reply to my e-mail. Might try him again.
Great flying model. You are nearly there!

Have you made contact with Flightline?? I thought that they were shut down for the duration?

Tony Collins 1073 wrote:So why have you posted a non LMA event here Richard???????

Really! Like this forum is SO over run with posts

Steve, Chris, Thank you both for the helpful suggestions. I have put in a call to Sarik this afternoon. They are going to look on Monday and get back to me. I had no idea that Glens Models were still on the go so thanks for the tip.
regards

stu k

Hi All, I have been shown a canopy for a Glens Models Cap 232 of around 90 inch span. The canopy for that is about the right size but it's still attached to a functional model so not available. Anyone have a similar canopy of a lead as to where I might get one. I take it the Glens Models is now defu...

Hi All, In this extended building season, I find myself in need of a large canopy, nine and half inches wide and a minimum of fifteen inches long (245mm x 375mm) Longer would not be problem. It's for a 1/3 Bede BD8 A suitably sized canopy from one of the large Cap type aerobatic types might adapt. C...

What Se5 kits?? Never seen anything to suggest that they were kitted. Did I miss something??

As I understand it, the early engines did have a tendency to crack around the base of the cylinder and later engines used a thicker casting. I too faced the same dilemma that you mention. There's a very long thread on rc groups about this engine which gives more background than anyone could need. I ...

Looking good. You are lining up a lot of sanding there. If that is the finish with 120 wet and dry, I would just prime, I use cellulose primer, maybe lightly flat that back with 250 wet and dry. Apply a contrasting colour mist coat and sand using water and a bit of soap. Then apply the finish paint....

So, a sister ship to that now owned by Steve Holland?? Nice!

Thanks Dave, You did a great job on the Journal. I always look forward to it landing on the mat.

Done, Is there an ability to print out some form of membership card? or will that come with the Op number in the new year?
Thanks
stu k

Sir Isaac is a particularly cruel and ruthless Deity that we disciples follow.

Congratulations on Build 1, it looks amazing and I hope that now that the god have had their sacrifice, all future flights are trouble free.

Nil Bastardum Carborundum!

Looks amazing Mr Green.
How have you made the canopy and turret framing?

I feel your pain but if you are packing it all in, I hardly think it fair to blame the extra nine quid, especially as the LMA are paying it for you this year. The whole subject has really been flogged to, and beyond, death in the various forums. I fail to understand all the excitement. I've done all...

Hi Craig, Good to hear from you. You are making a first class job of your model. I look forward to seeing your progress when you get back to it.
regards

stu Knowles

Alan it's exactly the same as for covering a core without the veneer. AS long as both sides are done together there are no issues. It leaves a good finish for paint but can have further coats of PVA and be rubbed back for an even better finish.

You can brown paper/pva bare foam cores, veneered foam or sheet balsa. a quick google will give you many variations on the theme.

Brown wrapping paper and PVA slightly watered. Cheap, tough sandable, takes paint well. On all sheet models it's brilliant. Did you ever see any of Chris Golds' models?

Do both sides at the same time, the shrinkage is strong but it is a great stressed skin finish

This turret is simply a work of art and, sadly, I feel that it has no place on a flying model. It would be such a waste. It reminds me of the Spitfire and Mustang models on display in Hendon / Cosford and built by David Glen and it deserves an equally auspicious home. Fair pay to you Mr Huff, I thin...