Noteworthy moments in my hobbies and tracking my R/C Plane builds (majority).
On Feb. 27th worked on the fuselage and started the wing! It was at this point I really felt like progress was heating up 🙂 One of the tasks for the evening, now that the front of the aircraft is shaped and dried was to install the front formers (F3 to F1, that’s the order […]
Building Seamaster Day 6: Front Formers + Wings Beginning Read More »
Another great building session took place Saturday February 24th. The first thing, as seen in Fig. 1 and 2 below is that the screw hole for anchoring the engine support post (is what I’m calling it) to the fuselage was drilled. The groove carved into the ‘post’, seen in Fig. 1, Peter had done at
Building Seamaster Day 5: Sides Attached & Nose Shaping Read More »
February 21st was about finishing off the Pylon and starting to get the fuselage sides attached. The first step was ensuring the seems of where the spacers meet the formers are secure by applying a bead of medium CA glue long the seems. This was done for all four areas, inside and out, making for
Building Seamaster Day 4: Pylon and Side Meet Read More »
Monday the 19th was a day of dang’s and backtracking before nicely getting ahead. When I first got there and was working discovered that the sides of the fuselage hadn’t stuck together well enough. Bad batch of glue! That’s my story and I’m sticking to it… the only other evidence I have is that Peter
Building Seamaster Day 3: Pylon Read More »
Playing catch up on my blog posts here as been busy! Last Saturday, Feb. 17th, was a building session that focused on getting the 3 pieces of each side of the fuselage glued together and stabilizer. In order to glue the pieces of the fuselage together you mix up a batch of glue as it
Building Seamaster Day 2: Stab & Doubler Read More »
Woot, woot! Wednesday this past week I got to start another build. This time around I am building a Seamaster. This build has taken some time to get started with all the major life changes that happened over this winter and some hiccups in the creation of the kit itself. This kit is no longer
Building Seamaster Day 1: Fuselage Sides Read More »
Time got away from me and I never blogged during the summer about my flying. It was a very busy summer. I got out flying ass much as I could and loved it as usual! Missed some flying time during the summer as my girlfriend (at the time) and I went to Ottawa for a
Flying 4 Star 60: A Summary Read More »
Though my plane according to the plans was complete, Monday I truly completed my aircraft! Outside of the plans, based on club members experience, I added support wires to the tail. You can see them installed in the featured image above. The reason for this addition is that a known flaw in the design of
Building 4 Star 60 Day 48: Stabilising Wires Installed Read More »
