The Next DemonDriver RC Airliner Video build is. . . . . . (14 min 55 sec)

Well here we go again! Seven. . Yes seven MD-80's to be built during the next 3-6 months! this will be my most challenging build to date!
the Frontier and SAS MD-80's will be sold on bay when completed.

I want to give a shout ot to Silenthunter, Ben-E, Mike Neff, Chochmah, Keenan smith and all other Builders who have tackled this Thin woman of an airliner!

I have a confession to make the first airliner build I was gonna start was supposed to be a MD-80 Frontier airliners but I discovered Mike Neff-AKA Neffwaffe built one a year earlier so instead I built the North central DC-9-51. Now the time has come! When I saw SilentHunter's MD-80 thread My Jaw dropped off! what a builder Rick is! what a master model maker.

You guys have inspired me to do my best! I get as much pleasure wachting & learning from you guys as I do building.

I will start actual construction of the MD-80's in 14-20 Days. . . .I'm waiting for more depron & carbon fiber to arrive, in the mean-time I will finailize the hand drawn plans and work on the thrust reversers & leading edge slats.

Buying a small plastic model will always be a BIG Help in building any RC aircraft!

Absolutely subscribed !!! ^^

7 (SEVEN) MD-80 thats soooo much work ... where do you get your motivation to start such a big project ?

These planes will be perfect like all of yours.

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Compared to you virtually everybody on this forums looks like a lazy bum... Especially me.

I want to give a shout ot to Silenthunter, Ben-E, Mike Neff, Chochmah and all other Builders who have tackled this Thin woman of an airliner!

You put me to shame... The fact that you unmeritedly put me into this list of names really made my day

I wish you the very best with this newest installment of the DaemonDriver T-Tail Series. And If I may be so insolently to advice you on something: Make it light. My MD80 is 2.45 meters long and weights 1.7Kg. that's seems to be already quite the upper limit weightwise to make those beautiful scale NeffWaffe landings. So, KEEP IT LIGHTWEIGHT

cheers chochmah

Originally Posted by Airbuzzler

Absolutely subscribed !!! ^^

7 (SEVEN) MD-80 thats soooo much work ... where do you get your motivation to start such a big project ?

These planes will be perfect like all of yours.

Thanks Airbuzzler! I get the motivation from people like you who take the time to share ideas & give encouragement!

Originally Posted by Doushiyou12

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I know your probably thinking he's gonna run out of space sooner-or-later!

Originally Posted by chochmah

Compared to you virtually everybody on this forums looks like a lazy bum... Especially me.



You put me to shame... The fact that you unmeritedly put me into this list of names really made my day

I wish you the very best with this newest installment of the DaemonDriver T-Tail Series. And If I may be so insolently to advice you on something: Make it light. My MD80 is 2.45 meters long and weights 1.7Kg. that's seems to be already quite the upper limit weightwise to make those beautiful scale NeffWaffe landings. So, KEEP IT LIGHTWEIGHT

cheers chochmah

Thanks Choch! after seeing your 797 and your MD-80 I know your an amazing builder! and I'm gonna take your advice and keep these birds as light as possible.

subbed. somebody's gotta keep you in line. LOL.

Originally Posted by LuvEvolution7

subbed. somebody's gotta keep you in line. LOL.

I'm Honored Rich!

One new thing I'm doing for this build will be. . . . . .MOLDS!! nose & tail & engine cowl molds!!! thats how I can build seven MD-80's and I hope to introduce kits for ALL my airliners in the next year from 250-350 bucks!

Here's what will be molded on the seven MD-80's

Here's how this stuff works!

Polyurethane Foam Polymer (2 min 11 sec)

POLYURETHANE FOAM (2 min 39 sec)

Watching you

Ben_E

Seven jets means seven sets of Decals!