that's all I need to say right now,
Tally Ho
Tally Ho
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Tally Ho!
- Thread starter moon puppy
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Tom you likely have a better clue than anyone right now.
Ken Abrams
Well-known member
LOL WUT
Pretty close but off by about 20 years.
Kreighshoer
Active member
git'er done man!
i know it! i know it! i know what moonpup the pilot's up to!
i know it! i know it! i know what moonpup the pilot's up to!
Kreighshoer
Active member
tomwes wrote:
OOOOOOOOOH - THAT'S A BIIIIINGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Did somebody finally get his Sopwith Pup? Me thinks that's what it is!
OOOOOOOOOH - THAT'S A BIIIIINGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Kreighshoer wrote:
OMG! I got Laura givin' me a Git'er Done... :drink Cultural bridges will never be the same, Larry the Cable has been exported to Europe...
Yeap that's right I finally have relieved the US Postal Service of my Wingnut Wings Sopwith Pup. Took just 3 days to ship from New Zealand to Greenwood SC but 4 days to get it out of the mailman's car! :woohoo:
Pictures later.
git'er done man!
i know it! i know it! i know what moonpup the pilot's up to!
OMG! I got Laura givin' me a Git'er Done... :drink
Cultural bridges will never be the same, Larry the Cable has been exported to Europe...Yeap that's right I finally have relieved the US Postal Service of my Wingnut Wings Sopwith Pup. Took just 3 days to ship from New Zealand to Greenwood SC but 4 days to get it out of the mailman's car! :woohoo:
Pictures later.
Kreighshoer
Active member
i did and am waiting for the woooooooooooooooooooooooooo from bob junior!
i wanted to give it a try!
i wanted to give it a try!
Jenny Croft
Banned
Crikey ! Git'er done Pup ! :pp
Jenny :kiss:
Jenny :kiss:
Kristof Pulinckx
Member
Must be a Spit !
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
B) Ijust got one too so I will be interested to see this.....maybe I should build it's arch enemy- Albatross(got a few of those too) :evil: ?
Ian.
Ian.
Kreighshoer wrote:
Forgive my faux pas Laura, I was in a little shock...
Woo Hoo! :woohoo:
You can tell the quality before even opening the box
Gotta love the glossy instructions. I was expecting to see more in this kit, not that I am disappointed with what I see. Each wing section is a single piece so no nasty leading edge seams. The engine is highly detailed and simple in construction. Of course I can't speak of the other kits from Wingnutwings but first glance makes me think this is a great subject stretch the scratch building and painting techniques to the limit. Not that you need to up much of the detail, it there, but we all know, there can be more.
The surface detail is crisp and clean and I can't wait to start on this. In time though.
Now, the Murphy factor (Murphy's Law, anything that can go wrong, will). Seems the box was slightly crushed in shipment. No doubt while riding around in the back seat of the mailman's car amongst the empty McDonald's bags. The Common engine cowl is damaged, just slightly but you can see the stress points on the plastic. The kit comes with the optional Standard Motor Company cowl (they were a licensed builder for the Pup, learned this in the instructions :woohoo: ) now the question is, do I bother replacing from Wingnutwings, which I'm sure they would do, go with what I have, or use the Standard cowl.
But this will wait in the stash along with some other projects but no doubt this will be top of the list.
i did and am waiting for the woooooooooooooooooooooooooo from bob junior!
i wanted to give it a try!
Forgive my faux pas Laura, I was in a little shock...
Woo Hoo! :woohoo:
You can tell the quality before even opening the box
Gotta love the glossy instructions. I was expecting to see more in this kit, not that I am disappointed with what I see. Each wing section is a single piece so no nasty leading edge seams. The engine is highly detailed and simple in construction. Of course I can't speak of the other kits from Wingnutwings but first glance makes me think this is a great subject stretch the scratch building and painting techniques to the limit. Not that you need to up much of the detail, it there, but we all know, there can be more.
The surface detail is crisp and clean and I can't wait to start on this. In time though.
Now, the Murphy factor (Murphy's Law, anything that can go wrong, will). Seems the box was slightly crushed in shipment. No doubt while riding around in the back seat of the mailman's car amongst the empty McDonald's bags. The Common engine cowl is damaged, just slightly but you can see the stress points on the plastic. The kit comes with the optional Standard Motor Company cowl (they were a licensed builder for the Pup, learned this in the instructions :woohoo: ) now the question is, do I bother replacing from Wingnutwings, which I'm sure they would do, go with what I have, or use the Standard cowl.
But this will wait in the stash along with some other projects but no doubt this will be top of the list.
Brokeneagle wrote:
Oh I already have the one I want picked out. The D.Va. I can't wait to see what the price on the Gotha will be.
Oh I already have the one I want picked out. The D.Va. I can't wait to see what the price on the Gotha will be.
jknaus
Administrator
moon puppy wrote:
You could build with what you have, crumple the le a bit more and say it did a nose stand, got a new prop and is ready for a test flight.
James
Kreighshoer wrote:
i did and am waiting for the woooooooooooooooooooooooooo from bob junior!
i wanted to give it a try!
Forgive my faux pas Laura, I was in a little shock...
Woo Hoo! :woohoo:
Now, the Murphy factor (Murphy's Law, anything that can go wrong, will). Seems the box was slightly crushed in shipment. No doubt while riding around in the back seat of the mailman's car amongst the empty McDonald's bags. The Common engine cowl is damaged, just slightly but you can see the stress points on the plastic. The kit comes with the optional Standard Motor Company cowl (they were a licensed builder for the Pup, learned this in the instructions :woohoo: ) now the question is, do I bother replacing from Wingnutwings, which I'm sure they would do, go with what I have, or use the Standard cowl.
But this will wait in the stash along with some other projects but no doubt this will be top of the list.
You could build with what you have, crumple the le a bit more and say it did a nose stand, got a new prop and is ready for a test flight.
James