heliraptor
Key Veteran
Location: Colchester, Essex, UK
| Cheers Guys,
Totto, I love the building side, enjoy it thoruoghly. In the end I had to stop myslef doing too mcuh really. Theres still odds and ends I will add as time goes on but for the most, its about there really. Its been kind of a labour of love really, on and off over the last two years, I promiuse the next one will be much quicker as I've learnt so much doing this one. A few areas stumped me for several months which held up the process, but in the end I persevered and found a way to achive what I was after.
I will be flying again this weekend and look forward to seeing the images. I might add a mixer as I'm using the flybarless head but I'll see how it feels. Maybe Sunday if the weather holds. saturday will be spent doing final checks etc and getting it all ready.
Part of the enjoymnet for me is buidling a decent model then actually seeing it in the air, can't wait.
Sponsorhsip, now theres a thing, I WISH !!!!!! I would love a turbine in there, I could then sit the mechanics right back and fill in the bulkhead, shame the benzin mechs just stick out too far really.
Matt, thanks very much, I hope so too, I like sharing ideas, and like you say hopefully it will spur people on and help them along the way as to how things are made (Most of it I make up as I go along.
Lee |
Well... we often forget the hours spent....
