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Looks real nice. I like these odd designs.
John
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Oh wow that's so cool!!!
I have a 1/48th kit of the Pancake, I think it's by Sword- I hope mine looks half as good as yours when I finally build it!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Build what you want and build it for yourself, the rest will follow... Mark D. Jones
The back side of the props are black, I'm guessing for anti-glare. The wood grain is still on the front.
Don Stauffer Scale-Master I reworked the prop hubs and added bosses to the backs so they would plug into the nacelles and not require cement and still allow the props to turn. I brush painted the yellow tips. What happened to the wood grain?
Scale-Master I reworked the prop hubs and added bosses to the backs so they would plug into the nacelles and not require cement and still allow the props to turn. I brush painted the yellow tips.
What happened to the wood grain?
jmoran426
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
BrandonK These planes were such an odd design. One would think they would be highly influenced by any sort of wind shear or air turbulance. Nice work. BK
These planes were such an odd design. One would think they would be highly influenced by any sort of wind shear or air turbulance. Nice work.
BK
I think this would be true at low airspeed, but this is true for any STOL vehicle. And the flapjack had a pretty high wing loading, so it would likely be less bothered than by low wing loading planes.
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My wife calls it the turtle. I can see her point.
Hi;
You know, I forgot how really strange that thing looked.
It is a fun project.
Looks like fun.
Sorry for the poor lighting in the photos, it's a nighttime project...
Nice tip on the supports.
Bill
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