😀 it’s the aileron on a wing of the airplane I’m building
@romeliapolly25193 жыл бұрын
There are projects on how to do this on the Stodoys website.
@Dragonrc.3 жыл бұрын
I havent built anything yet but looking to in the near future but your riveting to me looks great. I dont see the usual rippling I see on all the others, whats the secret?
@kentcolgan61393 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I used Cleaveland dimple dies (sub-structure and regular) and back riveted them.
@Dragonrc.3 жыл бұрын
@@kentcolgan6139 hopefully by the time I get my kit what you just said will make sense. = ) Nice work due to time I will have to do the quick build version so im expecting the worse but at least I can make the tail surfaces look nice.
@kentcolgan61393 жыл бұрын
: ) I just started on the fuselage (slow build) but will go with QB wings when the time comes. I just turned 60 and would like to be able to fly it some day. What are you planning to build?
@Dragonrc.3 жыл бұрын
@@kentcolgan6139 RV-10 for travel
@aggibson744 жыл бұрын
Nice looking work! What do you use for primer?
@kentcolgan61394 жыл бұрын
al gibson thanks. It’s Stewart Systems EkoPrime. Water based and easy to use.
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😀 it’s the aileron on a wing of the airplane I’m building
There are projects on how to do this on the Stodoys website.
I havent built anything yet but looking to in the near future but your riveting to me looks great. I dont see the usual rippling I see on all the others, whats the secret?
Thanks! I used Cleaveland dimple dies (sub-structure and regular) and back riveted them.
@@kentcolgan6139 hopefully by the time I get my kit what you just said will make sense. = ) Nice work due to time I will have to do the quick build version so im expecting the worse but at least I can make the tail surfaces look nice.
: ) I just started on the fuselage (slow build) but will go with QB wings when the time comes. I just turned 60 and would like to be able to fly it some day. What are you planning to build?
@@kentcolgan6139 RV-10 for travel
Nice looking work! What do you use for primer?
al gibson thanks. It’s Stewart Systems EkoPrime. Water based and easy to use.