GWS A-10 Thunderbolt!
#26

Don't forget with EDF's you gotta Think-Throttle 2/3'ds of a sec, Before you need it!
sorta of a turbo-lag kinda deal,
, don't let her be anywhere near tail heavy
on you maid'in,,no matter how much Poundage you gotta stuff up there,
Have a Ball!!
!( a fur-ball with me!)
your bub, steve






I have been learning the EDF ways of the force with the HL Rafale.
She is a sweet flyer, but as you can see by the epoxy lines and rebuilt nose it wasn't what you'd call a smooth learning curve!

Last edited by max2112; 02-16-2009 at 02:26 AM. Reason: added the word the.
#29
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Pewaukee, WI
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Hey Guys: I was able to get out and shoot this video of my A-10. It's not the greatest since I taped the camera to the bill of my hat and when I edited it in iMovie, it took the resolution down. Still get the idea though. What a great flying plane!
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgCRte1BYA0[/media]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgCRte1BYA0[/media]
#30
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: San Antonio, TX
Posts: 24

Watching that video, that thing almost sounds like the real one. Just not as loud. The A-10s would fly over my house when I was stationed in Louisiana and those things are loud, but not near as loud as the BUFFs.
#32

Hey Guys: I was able to get out and shoot this video of my A-10. It's not the greatest since I taped the camera to the bill of my hat and when I edited it in iMovie, it took the resolution down. Still get the idea though. What a great flying plane!
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgCRte1BYA0[/media]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgCRte1BYA0[/media]

#33
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Central Ohio
Posts: 145

I love the sound of those twin EDFs! Wouldn't it be cool to put a digital audio chip on a spare receiver channel, and a loud speaker inside to play that growly 30mm gun sound? Set up a low pass and let that zipper roar!
#36


I have only painted one GWS bird, a C-47. I used a small spray can of Tamiya hobby paint. I did one rough and one smooth sanding before the paint and it turned out ok. just remember to keep the can about 6 or 7 inches back and keep the spray can moving.
Maybe some of the gurus will jump in and give some better advise.
Cheers.
#38
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Glendale Ca
Posts: 187

max2112
You are right on....tamiya paints work excellent
Brush on or spray
just make sure to get the spray for plastics (ts designated) and not for RC car bodies (PS designated)
Actually some of the finest paints made IMO
here is a good example
This is a Phase 3 p-38 i repainted from the od green to flat aluminum
Turned out outstanding
You are right on....tamiya paints work excellent
Brush on or spray
just make sure to get the spray for plastics (ts designated) and not for RC car bodies (PS designated)
Actually some of the finest paints made IMO
here is a good example
This is a Phase 3 p-38 i repainted from the od green to flat aluminum
Turned out outstanding