Scratch Hawk part 5

http://www.rcDavey.com

Hey all welcome back! Sorry it took so long but I finally got some free time to continue with the projects. Next I'm going to make a much lighter body since it is still too heavy, and I'm gonna use just the 2 servos that came with the wild hawk for elevator and ailerons. Once I'm successful with this I'm gonna go brushless and work on other scratch built projects. The goal of this is to show those with wild hawks how to extend the life of their kit, minimizing their startup investment, learning some basic scratch building techniques and having alot of fun. At this point if you are convinced you want this to be a main hobby of yours then you'll know what its all about and how expensive and also how economically cheap it can be - and most important, what a blast it is.

So be sure to subscribe to my channel for more how to khewl stuff and get on my list for my website since I'm going to spend much more time on it now in hopes of getting it up by christmas.
ciao

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[daveyedgar]

Thanks :)

[MrFlench]

HAHAHAHAH , You got luck like me ..

[daveyedgar]

hehe :)

[3xut]

Looking again at your video here again. He he you are like the frankin hawk designer. Mad scientist with foam...Lol gr8 stuff Davey

[daveyedgar]

hehehe muhahahaha MUHAHAHAhahaha (lol thanks for the comment :)

[laithsrc]

i think you should glow bake the wing tips back on because they help the plane stay stable ask dave powers he knows

[daveyedgar]

funny cuz i was just thinking about doing that hehe. Thanks for the comment!

[Blikess]

Very nice

[daveyedgar]

Thanks Dave I appreciate it :)

[RCSuperPowers]

Hey clever work. Nice job.