pcoopy
December 30th 04, 08:20 PM
Tom, I'm coming in here from left field but, I caught a picture of
your spacewalker on the Warner site and fell in love with the color
scheme. I am at present in the process of completing a 1/3 scale RC
model of your aircraft. I can enter it in RC scale contests if I can
show that the subject aircraft actually exists. If I can complete an
accurate represantation and show proper documentation at RC scale
contests, I can be more competative. Having said all that, I want to
know if I can get in touch with you by Email in order to get a better
idea of the detailing.
PHIL COOPY
AMA609
Tom Mathes wrote:
> I have had to build a new engine mount for CG reasons and am going to
> have to extend my fiberglass cowling about 4" at the rear to fit my
> firewall.
> I am going to rivet the alum. to the inside of the rear of the cowl
> and glass the inside, rear and outside to make the extention. I would
> like to bond the alum. also to give a little more support. I think
> epoxy would soften in that heat area. What can I use for the bonding
> agent.
> Thanks,
> Tom
your spacewalker on the Warner site and fell in love with the color
scheme. I am at present in the process of completing a 1/3 scale RC
model of your aircraft. I can enter it in RC scale contests if I can
show that the subject aircraft actually exists. If I can complete an
accurate represantation and show proper documentation at RC scale
contests, I can be more competative. Having said all that, I want to
know if I can get in touch with you by Email in order to get a better
idea of the detailing.
PHIL COOPY
AMA609
Tom Mathes wrote:
> I have had to build a new engine mount for CG reasons and am going to
> have to extend my fiberglass cowling about 4" at the rear to fit my
> firewall.
> I am going to rivet the alum. to the inside of the rear of the cowl
> and glass the inside, rear and outside to make the extention. I would
> like to bond the alum. also to give a little more support. I think
> epoxy would soften in that heat area. What can I use for the bonding
> agent.
> Thanks,
> Tom