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Clevis link
- Thread starter Paulw
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Without showing what to look for, hard to help! Is it something like this? Combined turnbuckle with clevis on each side. STL files available to print.
Heavens Eagle
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What is the Greek company that is making all the WWI machine guns and cable links for WWI kits. Can't remember the name off the top of my head.
Closest I can come up with is the turnbuckles we use on the WW1 birds. Who was it doing the 3d print stuff?
RichB
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That's them!
Heavens Eagle
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I had not had my caffeine yet.
paddy
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The swordfish didnt use turn buckles like the 1st WW aircraft as such
I think what he means is the std cable clevis pin connector used on motorcycles like this
If anyone makes these in 1/32 i would have a use for them as well.
your best chance i would think would be to use parts from a motorcycle chain link set or some sort of 1/35 track link ?
I think what he means is the std cable clevis pin connector used on motorcycles like this
If anyone makes these in 1/32 i would have a use for them as well.
your best chance i would think would be to use parts from a motorcycle chain link set or some sort of 1/35 track link ?
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Resin Turnbuckles RAF Late Type 1/32
www.gaspatchmodels.com
Close?
I've seen these also but unsure how they are supposed to work.
www.gaspatchmodels.com
Metal Turnbuckles RAF 1/32
www.gaspatchmodels.com
But they don't have an opened ended turnbuckle that the turnbuckle rod connects to.
I am not sure but the top end (marked turnbuckle rod) may be open for the modeler to insert the rigging wire. The metal tab is attached to the wing spar or fuselage frame.
It's closed ended, I thik I have some of these.
Come on Paul, you opened up this can of worms!!
Come on Paul, you opened up this can of worms!!
Paulw
Well-known member
I need these for the control horns of the control surfaces. I have various steel wire and guitar strings that I plan to use for control wires from the out side of the fuse to the rudder and elevator faces. Since I drilled the openings in the fuse and other openings in the control horns. Im checking this out fully.
paddy
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Might help if i posted the links
