F4U-4 Corsair to U Control
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				BillParker
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You sir, are wise beyond your years...
I had to eat five or six little bros before I got a good one...
			
			
									
						
							I had to eat five or six little bros before I got a good one...
William H. Parker Jr. (Bill Parker)
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				Pulsepilot
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Luckly my younger brother has little to no intrest in tampering with my model aviation activities.
ADW, if for whatever reason Lustrecoat paints don't work out (but Im sure they will), Rustoleum makes an engine enamal that is fuel proof in a variety of colors. If you do use this paint, make sure it says gas and oil resistant and resistant to 500F on the can. However the darker colors tend to go on better than the lighter ones.
			
			
									
						
							ADW, if for whatever reason Lustrecoat paints don't work out (but Im sure they will), Rustoleum makes an engine enamal that is fuel proof in a variety of colors. If you do use this paint, make sure it says gas and oil resistant and resistant to 500F on the can. However the darker colors tend to go on better than the lighter ones.
Current favorite airplane: P-40 warhawk, F-35 is close second
			
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				ADW 123
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				Pulsepilot
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Right now Im working on a RC kit (not ARF  ) and a 500 series warhawk to try a new covering technique that will later be used on the U/C model if successful. Once the RC kit is done I will start on the U-control model.
 ) and a 500 series warhawk to try a new covering technique that will later be used on the U/C model if successful. Once the RC kit is done I will start on the U-control model. 
I really have learned alot from the build, cant wait to see the finished model
			
			
									
						
							 ) and a 500 series warhawk to try a new covering technique that will later be used on the U/C model if successful. Once the RC kit is done I will start on the U-control model.
 ) and a 500 series warhawk to try a new covering technique that will later be used on the U/C model if successful. Once the RC kit is done I will start on the U-control model. I really have learned alot from the build, cant wait to see the finished model
Current favorite airplane: P-40 warhawk, F-35 is close second
			
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				Supercubber95
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				Pulsepilot
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Nice job!
Were the bellcrank, control horn, etc, included in the kit?
Oh, and for whatever paint you use, its a good a idea to test for fuel proofing, just to be safe. Spray some on a piece of scrap wood or similiar and once its completly dry drop a few drops of raw fuel on it and wipe it around, and see if any paint comes off.
			
			
									
						
							Were the bellcrank, control horn, etc, included in the kit?
Oh, and for whatever paint you use, its a good a idea to test for fuel proofing, just to be safe. Spray some on a piece of scrap wood or similiar and once its completly dry drop a few drops of raw fuel on it and wipe it around, and see if any paint comes off.
Current favorite airplane: P-40 warhawk, F-35 is close second
			
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				ADW 123
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thanks Mr. Duckett. pulsepilot- i tried some other paint from autozone, and it rubbed off with some glow fuel. ill just use the stuff mr. parker recomended. the bellcrank was no supplied in this kit. it was somewhat incomplete as is had been tampered with before. im not sure if the original kits came with them.
			
			
									
						
										
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				BillParker
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They do come with them.  I just received a Dauntless from E-Bay, and it's so old that it comes with a metal bellcrank, and all wood ply...  Even has a woodedn prop for rubber power included.  I'm gonna put my .09 on it...
			
			
									
						
							William H. Parker Jr. (Bill Parker)
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