And aerodynamic wire? Forgetaboutit.... I don't think I've seen anyone actually pull that off. I got some RB PE for the SE5 that may be close.
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NOMINAL DIA | THREADS | CROSS SECTION | |
1/4 BSF | 0.250 in (6.35 mm) | 26 TPI (0.977 mm pitch) | 0.400 x 0.090 in (10.20 x 2.30 mm) |
2 BA | 0.185 in (4.70 mm) | 31.36 TPI (0.81 mm pitch) | 0.180 x 0.070 in (4.60 x 1.80 mm) |
That green looks really good and goes especially well with the nice wood color you have on the uprights at the front of the cockpit.
WNW used Prym knitting-in elastic thread. PRYM 977 770 is the part number for a 200m spool of transparent thread. It is available from craft and sewing stores, Amazon, etc.Wing Nut Wings used to sell a thread that was a pretty good simulation for the streamline wires, I used that on my DH-9A. It is still probably available from whoever they got it from. I don't know if there is a trade name on the spool I have.
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Just in time for prime day!WNW used Prym knitting-in elastic thread. PRYM 977 770 is the part number for a 200m spool of transparent thread. It is available from craft and sewing stores, Amazon, etc.
Cheers,
RichB