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cat came to help show the polyester fabrique ofcourse. how kind . I really love watching you work, you are very precise. Thank you for sharing this technique, that's exactly what I was searching for. I'm from '73 and I grew up watching painted model covered with sylk or paper. I tried using termoplastics by I hate them thou I recognize they are very useful and contribute to having light models. I was wondering if there was a light fabrique that didn't require to put ton of glue and let this way having a more traditional cover that I could paint. This solution seems perfect. I've watched some other videos of yours: if I may espress an opinion I think it would be very pleasnt having more time dedicated to the process and maybe little shorter to the explanation alone. if it doesn't bother you after a presentation, you could give more detail during the implementation. watching such a skilled modeler is a pleasure and it's very instructive.

Excellent technique Mark 👍

That looks orsum Mark, look forward to the side pipe installed. I bet she will sound orsum. 🫡

Hi Mark, it's looking like plane now. Nice work 🙂

Looking good mark she realy is coming together 🤙🤙

He finished by bowing😁 👍🏻

Where does the hot air escape?

Looking good. Looking forward to seeing the project finished. Impressive work!

Mick great flying and smooth landing, fun one Mark. Jeff in LA USA

Nice!

Hi Mark, nice tip. Looking nice.

Sorry Mark, my request was for setting the incidence between the wings and tail. I'm building a Tiger Moth from plans and stalled out trying to set it up on a biplane, too many wings! Thanks Rian.

Mark great tips on wing mounting. Jeff in LA USA

Isn't it nice when things go together perfectly, nicely done 👍

She looked great in the sky Mark, Lobed the smoke trail on the loop 😊

Beautiful model. Looks every bit as aerobatic as the original. Thank you for sharing,

Mark fantastic flying. Jeff in LA USA

Well done. I think the most effective way to set the dihedral is to have the inner most rib at the proper angle. It is always good to have a measurement or block on the outside of the wing but its critical to place the block at the correct location as no not have a twist in the wing. I suppose the plans would call for the proper location for the block. Looking forward to more.

Can you show how you set the wing incidence please?

Mark great job on this wing. Seems pretty straightforward for the Master Builder. Jeff in LA USA

Its really nice to see you working in - real time - without relying overly on editing - Blue Peter style - "here's one I made erlier" - off csmera. Its very refreshing watching your build process.

That’s the same model as mine ! Only difference is the rudder in kit doesn’t go below the fuz

Wow she’s looking epic, nice little tweaks. I see the engine all painted. Nice Mark. 👍🏻

nice flying

Great set of videos on the KK Ladybird Mark. I've managed to get a kit and will be starting my conversion on it shortly to RC Assist. Did you do a video on exactly how you did the mod on the rudder and elevator plus installing the radio gear? I think I've missed it and that bit would be really useful.

I always liberally pot any thread bindings with epoxy, no danger of them rotting out then!

Mark another master building class. Looks amazing. In another video could you show how you steam the plywood? Jeff in LA USA

Mark great gear build you make it look like baking a cake 🎂 Jeff in LA USA

Great video Mark, I thought you were going to make. A wooden engine 😊. Sounds good the fabricated exhaust. 👍🏻

Hi Mark, one always have to have some patience, for me that's been difficult sometimes. Have disciplined myself to just push on with the build. Looks really great. 🙃

I like to have an audio book in the background. Am now listening to Andy Serkis reading the Fellowship of the Ring.

Great progress Mark, two big pieces progressed, your last tip I agree with completely 👍🙂

Hi Mark, nice work. I'll also use these plastic stripes alot.🙂

Nice masterclass Mark, Flintstone modelling, like that. Loved how you made it look so easy, brilliant. 👍🏻

Nice work mark looks top notch mate 🤙🤙🤙

Like those older planes.

You made that look easy Mark, I like your idea for the use of small cable clamps for the front undercarriage instead of stitching ... did you mean zip ties? The last two minutes or so with the light off was a bit different lol

What a great airplane, and what a great video! Gave me inspiration to spend today finishing a few of my own models, thanks! Btw, I built an all carbon six foot span SE5 of my own design. It weighs one pound one ounce total! Thanks.

I'm glad I'm not the only one with attic planes.

Whatca great display, that vectored thrust is something else 👍

I have soldered u/c wires over many years, so maybe these tips may help? Bind the legs with 15amp fusewire. Always hold the iron (mine's either 60w or 90w) touching the bottom of the joint (as heat rises) and feed in the solder from the top and sides...the bottom takes care of itself! Use either acid cored solder or Bakers Fluid to flux the joints. Use cellulose thinners to clear away the flux residue from the wires. I hope these tips help you as much as they've helped me!

That was an 'elfy take off Mark!

Hi Mark, my father has an old soldering iron I'll use next time. Nice film as always 🙂

Always better with the iron under the work piece I find😊

Very nice shape up in the sky! Nice and noisy also! Fantastic landing too! Thx for sharing!

Nicely done Mark 👍🏻

Soldering iron last seen at the marconi factory @ 1932!

Hi Mark, your vids were recommended to me by Cliff Harvey. This is a superb video. Thank you!

I use a micro torch for this type of soldering.

Great job.