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Low parts count. -
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Nice finishing. It's EPS! -
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Punched a lot of holes on the joints to be glued. -
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I had to unglue the plastic cover because one servo extension was making bad contact. -
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Some varnish and voilá. -
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Armed to the teeth! -
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Using toothpicks I marked the 4 locations below the cockpit to place the holders. I later replaced them with bamboo dowels -
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Two more on the rear comparment. -
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I epoxied the FG tube to one half wing. -
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With paper I made a tube and fitted on the other half and epoxy again. -
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Now is easier for detaching. -
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The covers are neat and the structure is strong.
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The big box -
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Despite the foam was deformed, the plane didn't suffer any damage. Phew! -
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The specs -
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Closer look before unboxing -
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The supplied hardware bag -
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Wing detail with aileron servo and light wire. -
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The ESC placement -
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Nice motor mount. Motor holder metallic and firewall plastic
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First the proportions from a book about FW-190D -
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Cut out. -
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Make a hole on the center of a Pringles canister. -
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Screw a square hardwood dowel -
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Transfer cutout to stronger cardboard -
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Fill with plaster and let res for 4 hs -
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Cuth the canister and remove the plug. Plaster still wet. -
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Using the cardboard female cutout to turn the plug fixed on a hand drill.
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Rudder pushrod re-routed. The black spot on the foam marks where the tail arm will sit. -
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New pushrod exit. This mod has the extra benefit of removing the slopiness of this linkage and shorter exposed rod. -
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A simple eyelet made of wire and two 1/64" collars to keep it in place. You guessed! the tail wheel arm will go through this eyelet.
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Cut 5mm strips of light corrugated cardboard -
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Soften them by slipping over a round surface. -
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Wind around a round shape of appropriate diameter. CA to glue it together. -
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Voilá. The first part ready. -
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Make the spacers with cotton thread. CA again. -
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Radiator finished. -
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Cut small hardwood rails to fix the radiator to the cowl with epoxy.