Yes thats how the ailerons are hinged.Everything execpt where I slid the wing in for final mounting.I probably could have used it there too,just slide it in when its all wet

edit split elevator hinged with Foam tac also

Looks like Petey just built a coupel of Stigrays also.....

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1751335

ya i did, in fact i build 2!!! fast build with foam tac and mpf!
5 pieces to cut and glue, how long can it take


-pete

Originally Posted by maurice076

Hi Billbo it is a Armstrong Whitly,I just took a 3 view and measured it up to 36"w/s.It isn't done still needs twin stabs(gonna make rudders work),should have that done today.Went together quick once I cut the parts.

HI Maurice, they are on my "to call" list, I'm sure they will order and you can get it soon, Thanks for the heads up. Your Whitley is beautiful, and entered 'If you know what I mean" I will be archiving all pictures that are posted on this thread for our Beacon Appreciation thread on the Beacon web site. We are working with our IT people to rebuild our site to have the capability to post pictures and comments and so that we may have a more direct link to communicate with you our loyal customers. Also check your PM's I have sent you a message, and check out my new all Foam-Tac built Fantasy WW1 Fighter, wood, MPF, foam, and bits and pieces found around my work bench.
Regards and Good Luck,
Eric G
Beacon Adhesives

Originally Posted by meanbaby

ya i did, in fact i build 2!!! fast build with foam tac and mpf!
5 pieces to cut and glue, how long can it take


-pete

Yo Master Builder Petey, you are amazing, look at those Stingray's. How do you do it so fast???? You must be cutting and gluing in your sleep!!!! Great work, love your stuff, You Da Man!!!

Eric.

Hi Guys, Ok I know this is not a foamie but, it does have depron wing and tail, I built this using foam-Tac and the new Multi-Tac.It is a Fantasy WW1 fighter plane with hand carved pilot and rear gunner, no plans just this looks about right, anyway I hope you guys like it.
Eric.
BTW the rear gunner turns with the rudder...

That is cool Eric and turning guns.I got a lot done on the Whitly today,didn't think about turning guns though.Thanks for puttin me in the contest.I'll get another pic soon.

Originally Posted by maurice076

That is cool Eric and turning guns.I got a lot done on the Whitly today,didn't think about turning guns though.Thanks for puttin me in the contest.I'll get another pic soon.

Hey Maurice, Thank You. turning guns are very easy to do. after thinking about it for a while I came up with a simple solution. The gunner is glued directly to the servo arm.so when servo turns so does my rear gunner.

Eric G

wow Eric, that one awesome build you done!!!

-pete

Originally Posted by meanbaby

wow Eric, that one awesome build you done!!!

-pete

Hey Petey, thanks I just wanted to show that you can use Foam-Tac on other stuff besides foam, it's good for almost anything.

Eric

Originally Posted by Eric Giorgiantonio

Hi Guys, Ok I know this is not a foamie but, it does have depron wing and tail, I built this using foam-Tac and the new Multi-Tac.It is a Fantasy WW1 fighter plane with hand carved pilot and rear gunner, no plans just this looks about right, anyway I hope you guys like it.
Eric.
BTW the rear gunner turns with the rudder...

I. WANT. THIS. !!!!!!! Can you build me one? LOL

Bill

Nice job Eric

Originally Posted by rcrich

Nice job Eric

Hey Rich, Thanks I wanted to do something different to show what you can do with Foam-Tac.

Eric G

Eric,
Earlier in this post you mentioned a new product for applying a hard, smooth coating to foam. I have been searching for a product like this for quite some time and would be very interested to find out what it's called. I searched the Beacon website and was unable to find the product. Can you tell me what the product is called and where I can obtain it.
Thanks for your help,
Pepster

Eric, that's some real nice work there bub.......wow I don't recall anyone around my flying circles putting hat much effort into WW1 era craft. Love the detail and attention to period correct pieces AKA the gunner's clothing.....beauty work my friend
--Ray