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Typhoon

Postby stx44 » Sun Sep 29, 2013 5:24 am

So I have just completed a 900 series Typhoon. Pretty pleased with the looks, will need to wait for a decent day to try out its flight characteristics...

Invasion stripes are handpainted, built with Guillows aftermarket tissue (its different to kit tissue). Only problem was I sealed the decals with a clear coat that went milky white, so I had to hand paint in between the coloured parts and inside the lettering!

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Re: Typhoon

Postby Wildpig » Sun Sep 29, 2013 6:00 am

Looooking good. :)
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Re: Typhoon

Postby Goldy » Sun Sep 29, 2013 6:11 am

That looks great! I have one that I put together about six years ago and flew to death, it is badly in need of repair and battle sacared but still in one piece. Have fun with it!
This too shall pass.
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Re: Typhoon

Postby Mitch » Sun Sep 29, 2013 9:41 am

Very Nice Job. Is that camo job paper on paper? How much does the final model weigh? What is the Wing Loading?

Mitch... Keep Building, Keep Flying, Keep Repairing :D
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Re: Typhoon

Postby stx44 » Mon Sep 30, 2013 6:57 am

It ran to 34 grams, with a 6 inch prop and kit rubber.

I ran a few test flights in the back yard that went ok, however I discovered some movement in the prop button, so will need to tighten the fit to stop that, then head to a more open space for more testing (assuming we get good weather- forecast is 30+ winds tommorrow!)
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