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bsadonkill, Comment for image # 4501326 Feb 26 19:18
Yes, I will try.
bobgood, Comment for image # 4501326 Feb 26 14:31
Will we get any flying shots Don? I have not built a flying model for years. :-(
bsadonkill, Comment for image # 4501326 Feb 26 14:08
It's balanced, so I can test glide.
bobgood, Comment for image # 4501326 Feb 26 11:13
Ready to fly Don?
bsadonkill, Image # 4501526 Feb 26 01:08

bsadonkill, Image # 4501326 Feb 26 00:16

bobgood, Comment for image # 4501020 Feb 26 16:45
Excellent job coming along here Don
bsadonkill, Image # 4501020 Feb 26 12:02

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bsadonkill, Comment for image # 4500216 Feb 26 10:19
I use Titebond. I like it for stick fuselages.
bobgood, Comment for image # 4500215 Feb 26 14:36
Very neat Don - do you use CA or some other cement when building balsa models?
bsadonkill, Image # 4500214 Feb 26 10:43

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LASTWOODSMAN, Comment for image # 4144217 Nov 19 08:44
Hi bsadonkill. Beautiful Cessna C-37 flyer!! The grass looks real good and thick. I like small park flying a lot too (my only choice). There is just something about flying outside with parkland all around, and a little bit of wind can make for some very exciting flights, I must say! Very inspiring pics indeed!
edtherenderman, Comment for image # 4143821 Oct 19 09:43
Great! Thanks for the info. I may just need to expand my hobby! Been a long time since I've flown anything. May be nice to try something that doesn't need a huge investment in equipment. Just building skill and experience. Is there a model/kit you would recommend to start with?
bsadonkill, Comment for image # 4143819 Oct 19 09:25
That's a home made winding stooge. It holds the model as you stretch wind your rubber motor. The normal procedure is to hand launch ff models. I would check out Flying Rubber Models by Don Ross. It has a wealth of information on building trimming, and flying. Sorry it took so long to respond I was out on the road.
edtherenderman, Comment for image # 4143815 Oct 19 14:46
Nice clean build! I never really got into Rubber power. Always built either static scale or R/C. What is the stand you have the plane on? Do you launch from that? Maybe there is a part of this hobby I'm missing!
bsadonkill, Comment for image # 4144014 Oct 19 10:27
Thanks.It was cold this morning.
Don C, Comment for image # 4144014 Oct 19 10:21
Impressive. Cool pictures too.
bsadonkill, Image # 4144214 Oct 19 10:18

Landing
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