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Looks good, Lonnie - y'all have fun!

Looks pretty good, Leo!

good luck with the maiden!

the credit for that paint on the Loki goes to Lonnie Finch, he finished that one up for me. Now I need to stuff radio, tank, etc. in it.

Kurt - it looks a little like my Loki from Sattler, also a glass fuse/foam wing airplane. The paint scheme make it tough for me to tell from the picture if the canopy area is the same or not.

Is there a little belly pan on the bottom?

Here is one . No connection to seller, just saw the ad.

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthr ... 0%2A%2A%2A

As in the past few years, the matrix and results will be posted at http://www.rcpylonracing.com/ A big thanks to Joe DeLateur, for again making this site available to us. Posting will depend upon WiFi at the site. Matrices will generally post the night before, though 424 may not happen until last-m...

I wouldn't bet on there being less vibration out on a wing panel. Lots of wings have no cores, other than spars, with molded skins. Early Miss Daras with servos in the wings went through a LOT of servos, before the design was changed to move the servo into the fuse and use torque rods. Resonance can...

Nicely done, Mike! And Jason, that ought to be a treasured memory!

Wow, Tony - looks like you lifted up the gas cap, drove a new airplane under it, and put the cap back on!

I have a quik-v6 that I may finally drag out of the box it came in, get it set up just because. Also have a Dirty Birdy 60-sized pattern plane I bought from the LHS, it was hanging on their ceiling as a consignment sale. OS 65AX, and I've just finished rounding up the proper Mac's header and 60 size...

Or is it the 4th anniversary of the first one?

Maybe Kurt will weigh in here.

Keep the pictures coming! Pretty please?

a friend picked this one up at a swap meet I think it was, for a lot less...

I think for a test stand, the bladder isn't so important, just use a bigger tank.

Nice, TIm! I also used two pieces of 3/4" oak glued together for the base. Had the 18 oz Tettra around. Three of us in the area have been sharing a test stand for the last couple of years with the same tank on it, and it's great for breaking in the engines. Less refueling to get the job done. If I g...