Originally Posted by woolfson

k.smith459
Regarding the 747 thread:
I can't find time for building every day. So my build would be very very slow. I dont know if anybody is interested in such a slow build. Additionally I got no pictures of the early stages of the construction.

Let me think about it.
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At least put it in your blog, like I do with my Tu-134.
Don't forget, all that you post stays here for very long time. After you finish your build, the thread stays, is searchable, and is still interesting.

(the only problem is that it is hard to go through an old thread and sort though all the "LOL"s and other meaningless noise to find useful information)

Originally Posted by abroadhurst94

+1 on that!

you can say that again

Here's some mobile shots

very nice K
those nacelles look sweet

Thanks to you and especially to Tscho ( woolfson ) for desining my flaps and my.nacelles

Originally Posted by k.smith459

Thanks to you and especially to Tscho ( woolfson ) for desining my flaps and my.nacelles

it was a pleasure for me!

It's all good its a very good good design especially your flaps so simple yet very effective

Originally Posted by k.smith459

Here's some mobile shots

Now THAT is a serious statement !

It is much better than all the fantasizing of what to build next year.
Now, stay focused, forget about other builds for a moment, and finish the thing.
(as the proverb goes, if you start chasing two rabbits you'll catch none, or something to that effect)

I would also recommend not biting more than you can chew. Often, finishing a simple version and then rebuilding a new more complicated version is faster and more efficient than building the complicated version from the beginning. This is a non-trivial and counter-intuitive lesson, but it is true.

Sergey.

im gonna make the slats fixed and the spoilers fixed in the deactivated position for the time being then afterward i will be hooking up the slat and spoilers servo's the reveserse thrust will be incorparated ointo another set of nacelles

Originally Posted by SergeyK

Now THAT is a serious statement !

It is much better than all the fantasizing of what to build next year.
Now, stay focused, forget about other builds for a moment, and finish the thing.
(as the proverb goes, if you start chasing two rabbits you'll catch none, or something to that effect)

I would also recommend not biting more than you can chew. Often, finishing a simple version and then rebuilding a new more complicated version is faster and more efficient than building the complicated version from the beginning. This is a non-trivial and counter-intuitive lesson, but it is true.

Sergey.

a man can dream Lol

correction a Teen can dream

Originally Posted by k.smith459

correction a Teen can dream

As long as it does not detract from the main goal

(Otherwise it can transform into Manilov from N.V.Gogol's "Dead souls", whose _only_ activity was dreaming about utopian project)

LOl

Keenan your new AWSOME! 777 pics have made my week Mate!

Your doing great next you'll add your nose & landing gear & it's off to the flight-field for your first maiden!

Nice project, subscribed.

Cem