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thymekiller
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TOO QUIET

Post by thymekiller »

Which one flyies better, Lancer or Javlin?

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supercruiser
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Post by supercruiser »

Things do get kind of quiet on this forum. Sometimes it really gets hopping. I've only flown the Javelin. Nice flying model, built completely from the kit. Did use my own rubber motor, eventually.
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Post by thymekiller »

I'm going to build one or the other someday just for fun. I have a friend with a son who might get one if his grades are good. :wink: I'm sure they will need advice. I might send them here.
We will see how things play out.

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Arlo DiPasquale
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Post by Arlo DiPasquale »

have built both, javelin flies better and is slightly easier to build and weighs a little less. 8)
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Post by thymekiller »

Cool!! Thanks.

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Post by thymekiller »

Too quiet, guys. Lets hear some chatter! I know somebody's building something, somewhere. :lol:

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Post by supercruiser »

thymekiller wrote:Too quiet, guys. Lets hear some chatter! I know somebody's building something, somewhere. :lol:

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I'm currently finishing my Guillow 200 series SE5A. Also, just finished re-covering my Guillow Fairchild, for the second time. I said wouldn't ever do it again but, it needed repairs and relocating the motor peg. Sprayed it with Aero Gloss metallic blue dope. Acquired the bottle of dope at a hobby shop for $1.oo. Should have bought more.
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Post by thymekiller »

Never have used the stuff. Hows it look? Is it heavy?

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Post by supercruiser »

Aero Gloss dope is butyrate dope. Says so right on the bottle. Butyrate dope is still used today on full sized aircraft. I would say that it is lighter in weight than acrylic paint because most of the liquid is volatile. Looks great to me. It's a lot like thinned enamel paint in consistency.
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Post by thymekiller »

Thanks. I'll have to try it someday.

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