500 Series Focke-Wulf FW-190 Build
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ADW 123
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got lots of covering done. fuse covered wet except the bottom portion that is white. the forward portion of the fuse that is uncovered in the most recent picture, im thinking about making white. really nailed the covering so far.





both tail feathers are white. trying something new...
im liking the way this is going so far





both tail feathers are white. trying something new...
im liking the way this is going so far
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SteveM
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ADW 123
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One of two things might happen, depending on when the rubber runs out of strength to hold it in. Possibility a, the rubber is still strong enough to hold it in but there isnt enough thrust produced by the rubber to keep it in the air, so it decends smoothly. Possibility b, the rubber isnt strong enough to hold the nose in, but it still has enough speed to stay in the air, the nose falls out (still attached by rubber to plane), the plane's balance is upsetted, but still (hopefully) makes a safe (not necesarily perfect) decend to the ground. Like I said, option a is most common I think.
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ADW 123
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im pretty sure i ended up adding 8 g of clay in to ballance!!!
I did a few test flights, and i put a bunch of winds in it. It tens to roll to the left after two seconds of level flights. I would assume this to be because of the rotation of the propeller, but am not sure. Any ideas? \
i also noticed on fewer winds and there for fewer rpm the plane didnt roll as much. this is why i though it had to do with the spinning of the prop. the thing is, it also starts to turn.
I did a few test flights, and i put a bunch of winds in it. It tens to roll to the left after two seconds of level flights. I would assume this to be because of the rotation of the propeller, but am not sure. Any ideas? \
i also noticed on fewer winds and there for fewer rpm the plane didnt roll as much. this is why i though it had to do with the spinning of the prop. the thing is, it also starts to turn.












