Ok guys, it's that time! In early November we ran a story asking what winter projects our Flyinggiants.com members were building this year. Many replied, and some showed the beginning stages of some really cool projects.

SO... let us see where you are! Let us see all your hard work thus far.
Show us your next masterpiece that is now in the bones, or have you been a maniac and you are simply putting the final touches on your bird.

Come on now, let's see the projects, give everyone a taste of what we may see at Joe Nall this year!

Well almost done with my 43% Carden Extra 300 that was started in November. Just have to do get a replacement servo for a bad one from factory, And put a instrument panel in it.

Now I am working on a 35% Hangar 9 extra 260. Its getting alot of lightening mods and a 3w 80 hanging on the front of it.

Actually I'm doing a build thread on my next project
https://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/...ad.php?t=50949

My WillBuilt 35% Carden Extra 330s is in the covering and painting stages now and I hope to have it flying by spring. The guy in the pics is my Dad. Hes been helping me out with the covering.

No pic's at the moment but I just got a 40% Sbach 342 and will be starting it very soon.This thing is a B.E.A.uuuuuuty!
DA170w/cans
XOAR 32X12 CF P-tip
8911's etc.

I've been working on my 42% Dalton 260 since mid November, covering is almost done, the tops of the wings are left. Hoping for warmer temps so I can get the painting done. First flight should be at the beginning of April.

Sorry for the picture quality, these were taken with my IPhone....

Going well in cold PA.

Originally Posted by ShortBus

Going well in cold PA.

Now that's funny!

Mine is finished and ready to fly next weekend...

Bob

The airframe for my AMR Big Stick 85 is done, next is to start the stits covering.

Build Thread is located here - https://www.flyinggiants.com/forums/...ad.php?t=50991

Originally Posted by Propstriker

Now that's funny!

#1 Party school in the nation haha

I just finished this one.
Was a very long involved process.

And I wrote a check for this one.

Originally Posted by Wayne

And I wrote a check for this one.

Me too....

Didn't want just another Chinese ARF and I have limited work space so I decided to go "Old School" and bought a very nice gently used Carden from a master modeler and one of our own FG members. I've spent the last few weeks going through the plane nose to tail with updated equipment and set ups. It should do nicely in the years to come....


Scott

Nice looking Carden Scott!!

Tim