discussion Scotties Spad Xlll

[scottie3158]

This is a first on so many levels. It is a commission build for a neighbour who has asked me to build it on behalf of her late husband. It is a biplane and a wingy thing which is well out of my comfort zone.



This will be build out of the box but I might try and do the rigging.

I won't insult the plane builders by blogging this but I will be asking questions along the way.


cheers
Scottie

 

[The Smythe Meister]

This is a first on so many levels. It is a commission build for a neighbour who has asked me to build it on behalf of her late husband. It is a biplane and a wingy thing which is well out of my comfort zone.



This will be build out of the box but I might try and do the rigging.

I won't insult the plane builders by blogging this but I will be asking questions along the way.


cheers
Scottie

Oh, I'm most definitely "IN" for this one Scottie!!

 

[adt70hk]

Please blog Scottie..... If only so I can learn along with you!

ATB.

Andrew

 

[Neil Merryweather]

Ah go on Paul, how can it be an insult to plane builders.
I'm sure we can all learn from your own learning experience (although I doubt you'll have any trouble at all)
and who's to say your armour-oriented take on wingy things won't be a new way of looking at things?
Pretty Please!

 

[Mark1]

Yeah go on blog it, youll do a fine job of it no doubt.

 

[Airborne01]

Blog, blog, blog ... !:smiling:

 

[colin m]

You'll be fine. Eduard produce great bi-plane kits.

 

[Tim Marlow]

Blog it buddy, I’m sure you will nail it

 

[scottie3158]

Oh, I'm most definitely "IN" for this one Scottie!! :smiling3:

Please blog Scottie..... If only so I can learn along with you!

ATB.

Andrew

Ah go on Paul, how can it be an insult to plane builders.
I'm sure we can all learn from your own learning experience (although I doubt you'll have any trouble at all)
and who's to say your armour-oriented take on wingy things won't be a new way of looking at things?
Pretty Please!

Yeah go on blog it, youll do a fine job of it no doubt.

Blog, blog, blog ... !:smiling:

You'll be fine. Eduard produce great bi-plane kits.

Blog it buddy, I’m sure you will nail it

Thank you gents for the interest. I will blog it but please remember I am not a wingy person so please point out things I should be aware of .

cheers
Scottie

 

[adt70hk]

Thank you gents for the interest. I will blog it but please remember I am not a wingy person so please point out things I should be aware of .

cheers
Scottie

Great news!! I'm not one either - even allowing for the recently completed Mossie - so will be learning with you!

ATB.

Andrew

 

[scottie3158]

Great news!! I'm not one either - even allowing for the recently completed Mossie - so will be learning with you!

ATB.

Andrew

Andy if this turns as well as your mossie I will be well happy.

 

[Mark1]

Thank you gents for the interest. I will blog it but please remember I am not a wingy person so please point out things I should be aware of .

cheers
Scottie

Prop at the front

 

[adt70hk]

Andy if this turns as well as your mossie I will be well happy.

Thank you, I very much appreciate that but I'm still not a wingy man yet! Good luck with the build!

 

[rtfoe]

Scottie...a bi-plane has a top wing and bottom wing.:smiling6: :tears-of-joy:...wheres my coat?
Blog it pal... we won't take offense. :tears-of-joy: You'll find out it's no different than building armour except for lots more sanding, filling, masking, aligning, decaling and in this case rigging...oh bugger.
It's easy peezy bro.

Cheers,
Wabble

 

[scottie3158]

Thanks for the heads up mate.

 

[Tim Marlow]

Thanks for the heads up mate.

Mate, don‘t get put off. It’s just putting plastic together in the right order and painting it the right colour, like any other kit. If you can lace spoked wheels you can nail rigging no danger….just think ahead so that any holes you need are there when you need them.

 

[scottie3158]

Mate, don‘t get put off. It’s just putting plastic together in the right order and painting it the right colour, like any other kit. If you can lace spoked wheels you can nail rigging no danger….just think ahead so that any holes you need are there when you need them.

Thanks for that mate The instructions do give a reference for the rigging, I will have to study it carefully.

 

[Jim R]

Looking forward to this Scottie.

 

[scottie3158]

Looking forward to this Scottie.

cheers Jim

 

[Mark1]

How i generally do my rigging is by starting on one side and then seeing what else i got in the stash :tears-of-joy: