1/6th scale Hurricane Mk IIc
#16

[quote="md_wild_weasel"]great model! excellent work , i built a 1/10 spitfire but i am unable to fly it Cry which is a shame.
gunna have to find a model club and let someone else fly it for me..

if anyones interested i could post a piccy of her. She cost me around
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#17

many thanks for your kind words directed in my hurricanes general direction, and for those who wish to please feel free to spread the images wherever you see fit but i would request that i am credited, i dont want people taking credit for me bird!

dannyMNL i have put as much detail on as i can, half the fueslage is covered in aluminium plates, as are details on the wings, the cannons are ali tubes, well 3 different ali tubes all stuck together. if you want to see more pics then go here http://s236.photobucket.com/albums/ff30 ... Hurricane/ there are loads of pics of it during construction
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#18

[quote="md_wild_weasel"]great model! excellent work , i built a 1/10 spitfire but i am unable to fly it Cry which is a shame.
gunna have to find a model club and let someone else fly it for me..

if anyones interested i could post a piccy of her. She cost me around
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#19

what's your real name?
It's a bit weird posting carosel43 as the author on a forum where noone knows this forum :lol:
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#20

have sent you pm
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#21

I've posted your pics on that forum, Page 14:
http://www.modelbouwforum.nl/forums/vli ... ost1265777
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#22

Wicked Cool. 8)
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#23

Yup, I've fondled that thing IRL! mwahahaha!

wait... is that inappropriate? anyway, she looks more complete than last time I saw her 8)
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#24

[quote="Carosel43"][quote="md_wild_weasel"]great model! excellent work , i built a 1/10 spitfire but i am unable to fly it Cry which is a shame.
gunna have to find a model club and let someone else fly it for me..

if anyones interested i could post a piccy of her. She cost me around
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#25

WOW is all i can say. Big Grin
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#26

[quote="md_wild_weasel"][quote="Carosel43"][quote="md_wild_weasel"]great model! excellent work , i built a 1/10 spitfire but i am unable to fly it Cry which is a shame.
gunna have to find a model club and let someone else fly it for me..

if anyones interested i could post a piccy of her. She cost me around
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#27

@md_wild_weasel

what type of paint did you use?

most paints aren't compatible with model airplane fuels... it's always best to use a 2-component paint.

if you didn't use it I highly recommend clearcoating it with a 2-component paint, otherwise your finish will get eaten away by residue from the exhaust! I have had a nasty experience with this on the painted cowl of an AT6-texan....

nice model by the way!
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#28

@danny,thanks for you kind words m8 ,the aircraft skin was a special fabric fuel prrof heat shrink material then i used normal humbrol enamel, then applied a matt varnish, as this was the first R/C plane that i built i asked at the model shop and they assured me enamel paints are fine. I think also i used a fuel retardant paint somewhere or other...Anyway i dont think it will survive long enough for the paint to strip off Smile hahahah
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#29

i used humbrol enamels on mine, took 9 of those little tins to do the whole model. sadly these paints are not fuel proof so i used ronseal matt polyurethane wood varnish from the diy store to fuelproof it, it takes about a million years to dry but works well and gives a nice matt finish
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#30

Time to kick this to the top again, "bumpified"!

Looks great, a pity that I didn't get to try it out... maybe next year yeys?
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