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Piaggio-Pegna P.C.7
- Thread starter sharkman
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sharkman
Master at Arms
"Just give it a good push and pop the clutch!!!"
sharkman
Master at Arms
Too bad it never got off the Water ..... according to the R/C Video it is capable of flying from water and landing back in the same ..... I will be looking in .......
Yeah, i gather it was supposed to be able to land back in the water but I think whoever piloted the thing had to have a brass set!!!
sharkman
Master at Arms
sharkman
Master at Arms
sharkman
Master at Arms
You would have to make sure the hydrofoils were at the right attack angle to the water or strange things might happen .....
True enough, that would be bad if they were off!! :drunk :pinch:
sharkman
Master at Arms
Small update on this one, the weather has been so fine now I've been out doing yard work and house cleaning!
Not a lot of clean up on the parts, in fact, these three were the worst...
Since I'm not using the figure, I wanted to add a bit to the pit area. The kit only comes with a stick and an IP.
I'm going to remove the shaded areas to give me a little more room to work with.
Then into the fabrication shop. First up, a seat! I just used some sheet styrene for this and bent the seat back around a file
add some glue and voila! I'll need to do some sanding to clean it up a little once it sets.
Not a lot of clean up on the parts, in fact, these three were the worst...
Since I'm not using the figure, I wanted to add a bit to the pit area. The kit only comes with a stick and an IP.
I'm going to remove the shaded areas to give me a little more room to work with.
Then into the fabrication shop. First up, a seat! I just used some sheet styrene for this and bent the seat back around a file
add some glue and voila! I'll need to do some sanding to clean it up a little once it sets.
Small update on this one, the weather has been so fine now I've been out doing yard work and house cleaning!
Not a lot of clean up on the parts, in fact, these three were the worst...
Since I'm not using the figure, I wanted to add a bit to the pit area. The kit only comes with a stick and an IP.
I'm going to remove the shaded areas to give me a little more room to work with.
Then into the fabrication shop. First up, a seat! I just used some sheet styrene for this and bent the seat back around a file
add some glue and voila! I'll need to do some sanding to clean it up a little once it sets.
:hmmm :drool
The effort will be well worth it.
ij001
Well-known member
sharkman
Master at Arms
Time for an update on the flying lamborghini submarine boat thingy!
Can't let Bob steal the show with his bulldog! :evil:
I finished off my seat and got some detail added to the pit. Some side ribs, a drive shaft to the prop, the IP and the control stick, plus some scratched PE seat belts. It's a tight little space so you won't see much through the opening once it is closed.
Just letting the CA dry and I should be able to get some paint on this then button it up and get down to business. Time is ticking!
Can't let Bob steal the show with his bulldog! :evil:
I finished off my seat and got some detail added to the pit. Some side ribs, a drive shaft to the prop, the IP and the control stick, plus some scratched PE seat belts. It's a tight little space so you won't see much through the opening once it is closed.
Just letting the CA dry and I should be able to get some paint on this then button it up and get down to business. Time is ticking!
There you go Warren