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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Ken Bones » December 17th, 2012, 9:00 pm

Nice classic Yak 50 scheme Gregg/Ted, who ever you are these days! :)
Cant wait to see you fly yours mate, its been a while since you had somthing to throw about like you used to.
Vary pleased with mine, a bit like flying a Cap or Extra really except it wont bite!.
Just hurry up.

Well done to Willy Warbird for flying his yesterday aswell.
M.L and S.W. are advancing well with theirs. So that should be at least 5 now for next year.

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Gregg Veasey » December 17th, 2012, 10:10 pm

Ken Bones wrote:Nice classic Yak 50 scheme Gregg/Ted, who ever you are these days! :)
Cant wait to see you fly yours mate, its been a while since you had somthing to throw about like you used to.
Vary pleased with mine, a bit like flying a Cap or Extra really except it wont bite!.
Just hurry up.


I've always liked the scheme (simple like me!) and I've been after another largeish aerobat for some time to chuck about. Will get it done as quick as I can, with the help of the skilled one of course ..... as always! ;)

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Ken Bones » December 17th, 2012, 10:18 pm

Good old Dad!

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby stewart clifford » December 19th, 2012, 9:48 am

Good, some of you are still alive. Like the Corsair Phil, whats the colour scheme going to be?

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby stewart clifford » December 19th, 2012, 9:52 am

Yak 50 G-FUNK for me
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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Gregg Veasey » December 21st, 2012, 11:08 pm

Yak schemes so far
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Re: The peoples projects

Postby steve white » December 22nd, 2012, 5:27 pm

Hi Guys better get in with my chosen scheme for the yak 50 before someone else nicks it.

Now almost ready to cover!!!!!

Cheers Wolfy.
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Re: The peoples projects

Postby chris willis » December 22nd, 2012, 7:21 pm

Nice one wolfie.

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Gregg Veasey » December 23rd, 2012, 2:04 am

Nice scheme Steve
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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Mike Lee » December 23rd, 2012, 11:53 am

Since were all grabbing colour schemes , here is the one i'm going to use. :D

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby steve white » December 23rd, 2012, 12:49 pm

Nice one Mike.
I didnt see that one, and i could have got rid of some old yellow paint i have lying around.
Dratts!!!!!

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Dave Parry » December 23rd, 2012, 2:52 pm

At this rate guys we will have another racing team on our hands well done Chris it looks like you are on to a winner there. Now is anybody going to do a build article on one of these beauties for the Journal?

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Mike Booth » December 23rd, 2012, 3:31 pm

Been talking to Steve Holland in his plywood bunker via wireless.
This is his chosen scheme.
What a slot this will be. I think it's mandatory ZG 62's.
Might have water methanol injection on mine.
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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Mike Booth » December 23rd, 2012, 3:35 pm

There's another pic for you Gregg. Good man.
It might be worth starting a dedicated team Yak thread so we can exchange notes and build.
Willy is retiring to the Urals and subcontracting to Russian foam cutters.
I'll do a build report for you Dave. Supermarine works have been contracted to build three at once.

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yak 50

Postby chris willis » December 23rd, 2012, 4:19 pm

Thought we would pull away from the peoples projects and start a new thread. yak 50s are us :D
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Yak 50 1/4 Stars

Postby stewart clifford » December 23rd, 2012, 4:32 pm

Think Mike's right, there's enough on this to warrant it's own thread.
A few of us had been thinking about buiding a Yak 52 but whilst at one of the Tibenham flyins in June Chris, Ken and myself were able to get up close to two of the Aerostars Yak 50's an got the opportunity to get lots of photo's and to talk to the pilots. That was it, with lots of smoke and the grinding of rusty brain cells an idea was thought and talked about all weekend. The aim was to design and build 1/4 scale Yak 50's an then form a display team to replicate as best as possible the routine flown by the Aerostars. Chris at Willis Warbirds set about the design in September and the team has been dubbed the "1/4 Stars". Just recently Kens model flew first followed by Chris machine a couple of weeks later.
For the display there can only be a maximum of 6 at any one time but as we all know in modelling there's always going to be things to challenge it, so it's good that plenty of our close friends are keen to play too.

Maybe some clever person(thats you Mr Parry) could move the relevent threads from the peoples projects onto this thread :?:

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby Dave Parry » December 23rd, 2012, 4:49 pm

Mike Booth wrote:I'll do a build report for you Dave. Supermarine works have been contracted to build three at once.


That's Great Mike, I will look forward to it. I also think it would make a great slot at the shows.

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Re: The peoples projects

Postby chris willis » December 23rd, 2012, 4:52 pm

Sent you an email dave. have all the info so will put it together and send you it next week. mike is building 3. And he will do the forum bit
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Re: Yak 50 1/4 Stars

Postby chris willis » December 23rd, 2012, 5:39 pm

Nice one dave.

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Re: Yak 50 1/4 Stars

Postby Gregg Veasey » December 23rd, 2012, 7:08 pm

stewart clifford wrote:
For the display there can only be a maximum of 6 at any one time but as we all know in modelling there's always going to be things to challenge it, so it's good that plenty of our close friends are keen to play too.



Although I'm building one I don't expect to be part of the team. However, I will take it to the shows for the ground display and either dad or I could fly it with you guys if you were short on numbers for any reason.


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