Small Flying Arts

Another topic we have missed... And your excellent photographs...

Great to see you here again Monique !

Looking like an interesting build. You are right aboth the light /slow models. wish you every success and will be watching for more progress reports...

George

Well, I wouldn't call it like that :oops: It started life in Greece before the summer, stayed idle for some months, now I hope to resume work on it. It is with me in Germany, as are plenty of my models. One of the positive things about coming to Germany is that I am closer to many events (within dri...

The intention is to build a second model once the flying setup has been defined. What you see is a rather quick result without much attention to detail or weight. As for the tail, it is my preferred method (copied after Bill Dennis Aeromodeller articles) for models with painted finish. It allows a r...

Hi Tim,

That is one beautiful model I remember from old SFA... A good way to start in the new forum...

As then, it looks great !

George

I do not know the file size limit for pictures, so here is a second message with three more...

BTW, the image attaching interface seems to be much more user friendly.

Hoping and wishing for a good restart for SFA, here is my first contribution, in a thread that is going to last a long time, which is very usual for me... My current project is a rubber powered Bellanca "K" from 1928, nicknamed "Roma" as it was intented to fly from New York to Ro...

ok, will do. Congrats and thanks are in order...

George

Well, that is an interesting development... A pleasant surprise...
Everything at zero at the moment, but it can pick up.

Hi Tim!

George