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  1. On 3/28/2025 at 9:33 PM, BlrwestSiR said:

    I haven't been to the LHS since Boxing Day so popped by this afternoon. Picked up a couple books I'd bought for Martin and then saw they had Alclad on sale. Any bottle, $1 each. So I picked up a couple...

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    I also picked up strip styrene for my GT40. 

    If this is what your religion calls « a couple » …

    Well, as long as Sue agrees …🥴

    Hubert

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  2. Funny you went for more flexible resin for the slats. I went the opposite fir the slats of my Cutlass, with a rigid resin. The reason is that the ones I printed a few weeks ago warped badly and took a banana shape 🙁

    Hopefully my slats will stay straight, as I will be gluing them shortly.

    Looking forward to see the painting start.

    Hubert

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  3. 4 hours ago, ScottsGT said:

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    And my new squirrel (distraction)….

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    This thing is light years away from when I was flying back in 1999.  It’s a damned computer now.  

    It’s amazing that this flies at all, without wings and engine 😲 ! As you say, technological progress is beyond the understanding of us, old men …😉

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    Hubert
     

    Hubert

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  4. 4 minutes ago, DocRob said:

    ZM is going to release a two seater? I have the -A in stash and plan to build it soon, but am more interested into the two seater. Anyway, if I´m building both, I would go for wood and metal finish with the -A.

    Cheers Rob

    The answer to that is definitely "yes". I read ZM are working on a "true" -B version, based on period drawings, and designed by Radu Brinzan, which in itself is a sign of great accuracy - in as far as being acuurate is a relevant term for a paper aircraft -. The -B version will have a totally different "nose", with revised intakes, etc.

    Hubert.

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  5. 28 minutes ago, TJTX said:

    I know these are 3d printed.  Are the resin or some form of plastic?

    You have a lot of different resins used for 3D-printing. Some are said to be « ABS-like », although they are most likely not ABS. CERTAINLY NOT polystyrene anyway. You must use CA or epoxy to assemble them.

    Hubert

     

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