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Jun 11, 2007, 01:01 PM
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Traverse City, Michigan
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Nice work, Jimmy.
See, sometimes spreading "chit" pays off. LOL |
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Jun 11, 2007, 06:23 PM
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Brazil, RJ, Miguel Pereira
Joined Apr 2007
885 Posts
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Very nice work, Jimmy!
Bad news: My computer "manager" (the owner) uninstalled the YM! AND the Gadgets!!!  I'll try to do something about it! If you need something, e-mail me! Kind Hugs! Wil |
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Jun 11, 2007, 10:45 PM
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LUGOJ Romania
Joined Dec 2006
732 Posts
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As soon I get the digi cam , surely be more ( quality ) pics, with entire plane and details, till than, adding some sprayed "chit" and detail stuff on Th-bird ... Your's Jimmy |
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Jun 11, 2007, 10:59 PM
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LUGOJ Romania
Joined Dec 2006
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The 1/4 gal. can of gun-sprayed "chit" is empty  .Hope no more need for it. Engine cowling ready for detailing. Ailerons/flaps ready. Wing ready. Fuse waiting for a final sanding ( hope no more "chit" ).*Ready - means no more sprayed "chit"  .Your's Jimmy |
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Jun 11, 2007, 11:04 PM
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LUGOJ Romania
Joined Dec 2006
732 Posts
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Thanks for following my thread! About YM .... hope will manage the reinstall ... I'll miss the chat with You Your's Jimmy |
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Jun 14, 2007, 09:48 AM
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Brazil, RJ, Miguel Pereira
Joined Apr 2007
885 Posts
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Good news!
The yahoo mail have a chat task now! :d |
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Jun 22, 2007, 01:01 PM
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LUGOJ Romania
Joined Dec 2006
732 Posts
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Hello!
These days had some problems with the masking tape,witch intend to use in overlaped-panel tehnique  .The soft glue from the tape remains on "chit" -ed surface  Wuh ! need some thinner and patience to remove it. Lucky-ly only on small surface, on bottom of bellypan. But... find the solution! A first coat of paper low tack masking tape ( automotive-painting masking tape )and over it, a coat of vinyl masking tape, to protect against sanding's abrasive effect. The paper m.t. not leave glue on surface ... ha ha First tests on bellypan. For the moment filling the space with acrilic "chit" and having a grossier sanding. All looks to be OK. After this another coat of "coloured" ( with printer black ink ) acrilic "chit". On wing have attched all the hatches ( white 0.15mm. plastic ). Oh! ... and the MG barrels with their protecting plates! As I promissed next wheek, more quality pics taken with a friend's Digi-cam. Your's JIMMY |
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Jun 28, 2007, 09:39 AM
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LUGOJ Romania
Joined Dec 2006
732 Posts
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Hello All!
Hello Wilian! A little more progress on my proj. Bellypan ready for rivetting. Fuse have it's wing-joint-overlaped piece ready. Some more ... OFF TOPIC Wilian Some work on tucano's project. Printed the ... poor gif files ... not too much, but more than nothing Meantime maybe more Q plans? Your's JIMMY |
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Jun 28, 2007, 04:33 PM
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Brazil, RJ, Miguel Pereira
Joined Apr 2007
885 Posts
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uhuuu!!!
Jimmy, I still waiting my friends's answers!!! As soon I can, I send you more info!!! |
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Jun 28, 2007, 05:15 PM
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United States, AZ, Litchfield Park
Joined Jul 2002
1,857 Posts
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Jimmy, I use electrical tape for overlapped panels. I've had no problems with it leaving any type of residue plus it is water proof if you need to wet sand over it. I generally use spot putty to build up the panel edges and wet sand down to the tape. Good luck with your Jug.
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Jun 29, 2007, 10:46 AM
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LUGOJ Romania
Joined Dec 2006
732 Posts
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Today take off the paper+vinyl tape from the wing-fuse joint, after finishing the sand-over. Looks OK. There are still more places where I can test electrical tape  It's streching good and the courved lines can be followed. Thank's for the tip! I use waterbased acrilic filler.It's soft ,easy to dry-sand and is light. I have two rolls of different type of electrical tape.Today will make a test! Thank's for watching my P-47 thread Your's Jimmy |
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Jul 12, 2007, 02:28 PM
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Brazil, RJ, Miguel Pereira
Joined Apr 2007
885 Posts
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[OFF TOPIC]
I just wanna report that I have a bird now! It's not the PT-40 as I reported before - the mail company lose it- Well, this one is a brazilian model called "pastinha". The closest translation to english is "little folder" because the model is totally covered by school folders plastic ( in portuguese folder = pasta ). It's an ugly look and heavy but it flies gentle and have a nice gliding skills. Comming soon it will flies! As soon I have some money (lots of money to me) purchase a radio. Hugs to all! Wil |
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Jul 13, 2007, 07:24 AM
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Traverse City, Michigan
Joined Dec 2005
8,464 Posts
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Congratulations, Wilian !!! Can you post some pics? We'd like to see it.
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Jul 13, 2007, 10:04 AM
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Brazil, RJ, Miguel Pereira
Joined Apr 2007
885 Posts
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Of course, Tom!
Here it goes!
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Jul 13, 2007, 12:41 PM
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LUGOJ Romania
Joined Dec 2006
732 Posts
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Hello Wilian!
I'm glad to see you're glad! A nice lookin' plane! The material whitch is used for fuse and wing ( as I can see on closer detail pics ), here in Romania is called "coroplast". In Romania ( and I'm sure all over ) are some dedicated clubs with "coroplast" wonder-making guys. Had the oporunity to see some pieces-of-art having the main building material "coroplast". You can take a look here: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=702765 If you search SPAD with google ,will find amazing things about how to build,repair, tehniques a.s.o. using coroplast as main building material ( and not only coroplast ).http://www.coroplast.com/ Congratulations! Your's Jimmy |
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