Archive for July, 2019
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The day I bought the P3. -
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Another Angle of the P3 after I bought it, pretty easy to set up . -
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Love how new it was!! -
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Repainted the propeller as Skip Stewarts P2! -
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Looks a lot better with the painted prop! -
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Callie Graphics provided the MT prop logo. She did a great job!! -
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Carbon struts are completed. I took off the Carbon rod from the foam ones. I used the foam strut shape to cut out the carbon strut. I then glued the carbon rod to the back of it and sealed it with clear gloss scotch tape. -
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Carbon fiber tray is in. 250mm X 200mm 3K twill carbon sheet can be found on eBay for about 10-14 dollars. You can use scissors on it to cut to shape as well. You can see the original tray by the prop. -
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Up close with the prop: I used Tamiya 2mm vinyl masking tape to mask off the markings after I painted the prop white first. -
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Carbon wheel struts: I basically measured, cut a rectangle and then cut a diagonal. I then glued with gel CA and used accelerator to quick cure it. Completely solid. -
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the original broke in the move: update the shape of the horn, cut in Carbon, epoxy the horn, pin vise the holes for the control rod and done.. -
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I took off the decals from the foam struts, cleaned up their shape, since they no longer would adhere on their own i used gloss scotch tape a little larger than the decal, x-acto cut it and taped it to the carbon strut. -
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You can see the detail of the Carbon here, along with the carbon spar from the foam strut makes this really strong. when the foam wing flexes in flight, this will be structurally better to handle hard maneuvers. -
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Silver sharpie'd around the flames. Came out really good
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