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WNW Christmas Surprise
- Thread starter jknaus
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link not working. redirects to some internal address...
http://wingnutwings.com/ww/
http://wingnutwings.com/ww/product?productid=3105
http://wingnutwings.com/ww/
http://wingnutwings.com/ww/product?productid=3105
Dang I forgot to even look at it, got caught on my skate day at work and got distracted.
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Hey, who knew they had bar codes back then??
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Hey, who knew they had bar codes back then??
jknaus
Administrator
They are very well done kits and have inspired me greatly. While a challenge I think they are great fun. If you have never done rigging, but want to try one of these I would recommend the Fokker DVII kits as a great starter. No rigging involved. Better yet almost everyone had them after the war. I have markings coming for one to do a Canadian a/c. If I could find markings I would even consider doing a U.S. version.
James
James
I'm already wanting to do another DVII, I got an idea how to rig the aileron control cables up the wing.
But, and I sound like a broken record now, with EZLine it's a lot easier than with fishing line. Fishing line, there's no give, get one line tight, the other goes slack. EZLine has a great deal of elasticity so there's more room to play with.
But, and I sound like a broken record now, with EZLine it's a lot easier than with fishing line. Fishing line, there's no give, get one line tight, the other goes slack. EZLine has a great deal of elasticity so there's more room to play with.
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