Great Photographies Dude!
Keep them coming …
Anna,
got to read a fiew of your articles on your Blog.
Nice to see a ladie up there and doing great as career.
Did had in the past a female First Off in my working Biz jet’s office.
Best Officer I ever had & a Mix crew (Female,Male) is the best as my
point of view as flying crew team in those fast movers.
For my part it was …
Wishing all the best for your Flying Career Girl
and a left seatter in a soon future…
The process,
with Lepage glue application with rib’s & join’s continued.
The under front fuse nose gear bay door hatch as been open to acces
the nose section as to apply the Lepage glue application in there …
B-25J Mitchell,
nose gear bay door hatch opening:

Did Mark with arrow’s
the servo section door hatch direction:

Opening up,
the nose gear hatch bay door:

Both hatch door’s bay section from the front nose fuse
have been open now.

Great job Alex …
Will keep you busy here ,,,
More, more … 😀
That sound good Bud!
Will you be doing a build thread here
so we can watch your making on it ?
I think you should …
And flaps are a must on most aircrafts.
Well the Concorde is something else as no flaps but the delta
wings makes it great with out them while doing routine ILS appr.
But that is something else …
Yea,
those fast mover jets are really not cheap.
But it is worths to own at lease one in your life time,
and a BIG,BIG one too … 😀
Yea,
F4 Phantom are something else …
Wingspan I dont have the answer on that,
but this Phantom is in the 30lbs Gross weight T/O range
so that mite give you a idea on the wingspan of that beast …
I know that the owner is still on the detail’s making and should be
ready by next summer to be flown. The pilot owner as a career as
a painter car bodyshop of his own.
A real master on the making that’s for shure …
Maybe by next year I mite let him my B-25J Mitchell to be
paint with a new color scheme I will decide to have.
But that is to far away to have any confirm answer on that at this time.
Will see, but I would trust him my eyes close with the art and work he could
be acheiving on my WWII model aircraft Bomber.
Great Photographies DCK !
Here is a fiew,
from my Buddy F4 Phantom turbine on ground test roll last summer.
Should be ready for summer 2011 to fly off with authority in our sky …
F4 Phantom Turbine:






Work to,
re-enforce rib’s and join’s in the fuse is still on the go …
While glue cure,
took the time to see what will come ahead soon on the nacelles issue.
Got to test the amazing Robart scale main retractable gears with those superb strut’s in their proper location.


Also,
Here is a outlook of a color scheme that I would really like on my B-25J Mitchell to come up with in a near future if I ever go for such idea. At the moment it still to early, but that one color scheme and that idea shure keep’s coming back in my mind … Maybe by next year … Will see …

Good day benyboy !
Well to answer your question,
I do more then the factory deliver on the attach glue point rid’s and join’s.
I do add very small portion of (Automative contact adhesive and sealant) glue
or silicone and to make shure all as been very well glue on and in betwen the rib’s & join’s attach point. With a
brush it is very easy to make it smooth and clean with out adding to much glue on the model.
I have’nt made or add any other rib’s or balsa join’s in there, all you see comes from the factory final result’s in that matter …
I will also use as a other glue type in some area’s,
The Lepage white glue as it will do great on wood to wood join’s.
Better be safe now then sorry later …
First process,
on the build as been started and did finish to re-enforce with the first part I have started with.

The under-wing center cover bay with the interior view rib’s & join’s that as been done and complet with glue (Automative contact adhesive and sealant)
and apply with a small amount of glue with the use of a small brush to make it flush and clean.


Next step will be,
the interior fuse with the same process on the rib’s & join’s that will be glue
with (Automative contact adhesive and sealant) for the easy acces section and the silocone glue for the far more out of reach section area in there.
Good day Ben, Anon …
I will get some photographies on my doing soon in here …
Yesterday was suppose to start on it by re-enforcing the rib’s and join’s inside the bomber aircraft fuse. While I was getting started, famely relative visitors showed-up at my door step for the holiday’s seasons visite.
Well it will have to be a start by today.
Will take photographies and will upload by tomorow if all goes as plan …
Thanks for your comments and support towards my up going build with the B-25 Mitchell bomber Mates …
THE MITCHELL B-25J BOMBER IS ON THE START NOW
Yesterday,
Got all the Mitchell B-25J Bomber a part & back in her proper shipping box as I was checking all parts and fitting and kept only the fuse to start on.
Today if all goes as plan,
I will start inside the fuse by applying glue (Automative contact adhesive and sealant) on the hole inside fuse ribes & balsa join’s. That process is to make shure all ribes & join’s are well done & proper glue fix as ARF need that special attention just to be shure all are secure and well done in there.
Well that’s a start …