Time Lapse RC Plane Build - Stevens Aero RV-4
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Awesome! Wish I had the time to build a kit again. Maybe some day.
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how long did it take you to build?
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the music is very piercing to the ears
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Great job!
Is there any forgiving planes to build, for beginners? :)
Got some experience with flying, but not with building.
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did you use tape? For temporary? Then glue? What kind of glue do you even use for this?
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bald spot
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cool but are the parts pup out and put to geter whitout glue or other hard part
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how much glue/adheisive did this take to make
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where did u buy the kit
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Killer!!!! Nice work....I'm gonna see if you posted a flight video, now!
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WOW. Seriously impressive. I am currently building my first kit, a Laser models Laser 3D, and what scares me the most is when I finish the build and have to cover it. You made it look quite easy, however, I imagine that you have alot of experience. Great video!
zvent1 1 year ago
@zvent1 Thanks for your comment! Covering can seem tricky but here's a few things I learned.
1. Coverings are all very different. I use ProFilm (OraCover, etc) because it's very forgiving - Some light films are not so! Having said that, you can heat-out most crinkles.
2. When covering wings (possibly fins), heat a bit on the top, then a bit on the bottom, if you do one complete side, it might warp
3. Have lots of sharp blades to cut the material and don't worry, you can always recover!
chipko 1 year ago
Wow and it took me all winter to build one! You and my ex-wife would get a long!
revmkell 2 years ago
They're great planes :D I've had two now (this one caught caught in bushes and I got stung by three wasps trying to get it out of the thorns.
My current one (which if you look through my 5009 photos video, you'll see) is still flying strong
(I built it much better the second time!)
chipko 2 years ago
what was that white thing with what u coverd thst . was it some thing plastic ?
tafenau24 3 years ago
It's ProFilm (also OraCover and something else). It's a heat shrink plastic covering you "iron" on and then shrink. I like ProFilm for it's ease of use, SolarFilm works just the same.
The heat shrink plastic replaces the old tissue and dope method - it's strong, lightweight, durable and comes in many colours (opaque and transparent)
chipko 2 years ago