Radio Control Giants - 2008/07

IN THE TWO previous columns I wrote
about working with foam on my models. I
described the lost-foam process using blue
foam to make components off of
fiberglass parts. I used this method to
make a tail cone, spinner, and cowl for my
latest project.
I also described how to make wing
skins from balsa sheets and how to
strengthen foam wing cores by installing
full-height plywood spars.

Radio Control Giants-2011/08

WELCOME BACK.We’re smack in the
middle of summer. That means warm days,
barbecues, ice cream, and lots of RC activity.
Plan to attend one of the Giant Scale
events in your area. If gas prices are giving
you second thoughts, grab a couple of friends
and share the expense. Not all aircraft have
wings or rotors. In this month’s column there
are three fantastic models: one with three
wings, one with two wings, and one with no
wings at all.

RADIO CONTROL GIANTS 2003/08

I WILL start by showing the progress of my Aviomodelli CANT
Z.1007 bomber kit that I introduced in last month’s column. I have
also selected three new accessories from Sullivan Products, Maxx
Products, and Du-Bro Products that you might find helpful in your
Radio Control (RC) Giant. I will end with a Gold Edition Giant
Scale TopFlite P-47 built by Joe Wcela of Bohemia, New York.

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