Classic British Flight Sim

This is great to watch...The building and flying of a DC3 model from plans:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmxFGNISoKA&sns=em

Amazing Peter, thanks for the post.

Would be no good with my clumsy fingers.

Graham

Beautiful craftsmanship. Thanks for posting that Peter.

Brian

Very nicely done. Anyone know what material that was that looked like thin metal sheet used to cover the lower fuselage? I cannot imagine that is really is metal because of the weight that would add. Then again, what else would look like that?

More info on it here.. http://rcsturla.com/douglas-dc-3-18-plans/ plus there's a link on this page to the model

ATB
DaveB

There was also that beautiful Catalina in the background of the workshop , which sadly fell victim to interference and dived into the ground on approach. Remarkable works of art

TobyV wrote:Very nicely done. Anyone know what material that was that looked like thin metal sheet used to cover the lower fuselage? I cannot imagine that is really is metal because of the weight that would add. Then again, what else would look like that?

Hi Toby
Looks like this may be the one: http://www.flitemetal.com/

What a fabulous model.Many thanks for posting Peter. EricT

After all that work I don't think I would have had the nerve to fly it, just in case......!!

Wonder find Peter.

Nigel.

Airspeed wrote:

TobyV wrote:Very nicely done. Anyone know what material that was that looked like thin metal sheet used to cover the lower fuselage? I cannot imagine that is really is metal because of the weight that would add. Then again, what else would look like that?

Hi Toby
Looks like this may be the one: http://www.flitemetal.com/

Thanks, that's very interesting!