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Re: C-130 No-Cal
Reply #2 - Nov 4th, 2015 at 11:50am
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KF, what size props will the 130 be using?
  
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Re: C-130 No-Cal
Reply #1 - Nov 4th, 2015 at 9:42am
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KF...I love it!  Well done again!  You always come up with a winner!  I look forward to the tissue finish!
How many motors will this one have?  Wish I had a laser cutter!  Looks good.  Will this one become a kit?
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C-130 No-Cal
Nov 4th, 2015 at 8:48am
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I have a rubber powered C-130 in the works also.  It is a No-Cal Multi intended for a "Two, Three, or Four Off The Floor" type indoor contest where the model has to be a multi motored, No-Cal type scale model (Well, generally recognizable as the airplane it is supposed to represent.), rubber powered, with a 24" or less wing span, and it has to R.O.G..  I was intending to have it finished this morning to test fly at the O.F.F.C. session but life intrudes.  Anyway, it should be finished tonight for the Black Sheep meeting.  I attached some construction pictures and I'll post a picture of it finished.
  

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