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Don CScratch Built Basler BT-67Build17-Feb-20 13:15
Views : 773
Wing center section infilled. Instructions from both plans are quite similar.
Don CScratch Built Basler BT-67Reference11-Feb-20 10:13
Views : 880
Sure. MIght have to modify it a bit, though.
David DuckettCleveland McDonnel F2H-2 BansheeBuild10-Feb-20 17:19
Views : 2503
In the paint shop
edtherendermanAero-Werkes AW 11601 - Hannover CL IIIaBuild10-Feb-20 08:50
Views : 781
Also rough formed the empennage. The Hannover is unique having two horizontal stabilizers. The idea was that it would improve Gunner/observers arch of fire since the stab could be smaller. I think it makes a cool looking aircraft!
edtherendermanAero-Werkes AW 11601 - Hannover CL IIIaBuild10-Feb-20 08:48
Views : 836
Fuse together. Standard box build technique: Build both sides on the plans, glue the tail post, tape the first former on, than carefully glue in the top and bottom formers. This is going to be a big airplane. It’s 1/16 scale so around 30” wingspan. I was going to downscale it to 1/20, but because I was also dealing with the Laser Etcher, I decided to go with the larger scale.
edtherendermanAero-Werkes AW 11601 - Hannover CL IIIaBuild10-Feb-20 08:43
Views : 769
Fuse parts cut! It took about 1.5 hours to cut the parts. With a more powerful laser, the time would go way down since it takes 6 passes for each part. The more time consuming part is converting the drawing into a file the etcher can use! If anyone is interested in this method, let me know. I’m happy to talk about my pipeline. I was able to cut all the parts for the airplane on one 1/16 x 6 x 36 sheet of balsa, including twice as many wing ribs as outlined in the plan. I was cutting for a good 8 hours, but once I was comfortable that I wasn’t going to catch anything on fire, I was able to do other work while the cutting happed. It’s still a good idea to keep your eye on it though!
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edtherendermanAero-Werkes AW 11601 - Hannover CL IIIaBuild10-Feb-20 08:38
Views : 842
Here is the laser cutting the second part. This is 1/16 sheet, 6” wide. I realize this picture may be a bit misleading. The little hose with the fitting on the end looks like the source of the laser. It’s actually an airbrush hose used to blow low pressure air on the work surface. The air keeps the smoke from diffusing the laser, fogging up the laser lens, and puts out any small sparks that may end in a burned up piece of balsa and small garage fire!
edtherendermanAero-Werkes AW 11601 - Hannover CL IIIaBuild10-Feb-20 08:34
Views : 886
Started work this weekend on the Aero-Werkes Hannover CL IIIa. I’m scratch building it from plans I found on Outerzone (https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=1156). This is my first attempt at using a $250 2D Laser Etcher/Cutter that I got off of Amazon to cut the balsa parts. Here is my rig. Cutter on the left, laptop on the right, ’71 Jaguar in the background 
heywoooodDumas Kit #317, Lockheed Air Express VegaParked09-Feb-20 21:02
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heywoooodDumas Kit #317, Lockheed Air Express VegaParked09-Feb-20 21:02
Views : 977
heywoooodDumas Kit #317, Lockheed Air Express VegaParked09-Feb-20 21:02
Views : 938
hjlittmanHJL Models P-6E HawkBuild09-Feb-20 16:10
Views : 2399
And, yes, it builds straight!
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