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Thank you. A fun project. Thanks for watching!

Thank you. If you look at the plan, under the rear side view near the tail, the plan shows "STABLIZER" and points to stabilizer part and its location in the top and side view. On the side view, it shows the stabilizer mounted to the top part of the fuselage. You'll also see that location in the photos with the article. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. 🙂

HA HA. and it's a fun flyer. Thanks for watching!

Thank you and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching Jeffery. Hopefully some video of the larger one soon.

Hopefully some video soon the larger one. Thanks for watching.

You are very observant of details! Those barrels were printed by a friend on a laser cutter. You can make something similar, without the real holes, on a computer printer. Make a rectangle image with the holes and color the holes a lighter color than the barrel. Cut out the rectangle and roll it around a dowel and glue the seam. Good luck with your DR1 and thanks for watching.

There's a link in the description. You may need to cut and paste it into your browser. Have fun and thanks for watching!

You're welcome and thanks again for watching.

Thanks for letting me know. I've added an additional link, but you may need to cut and paste either address into your search.

The plan is on OuterZone

HA HA. Fun stuff for sure. I have quite a few more designs like this to share. 😁 Thanks for watching.

Thank you for the comment. I've flown the larger version quite a bit, but I don't really have video and need to get some footage. The radio can be seen in one of the photos at the end of the video. It's a Spectrum 2 channel brick. I'm only seeing this fancier version listed so the one I used may no longer be available. www.spektrumrc.com/product/2-in-1-receiver-and-esc-umx-turbo-timber-evolution/SPMA3194.html

@@Watchingthevideos99 Thank you very much for the reply. I'm sure that others will appreciate the info also. I'll be watching for the 30" video 😃

Thank you, Rob. Yes, I need to get some video of the larger one flying. I've flown it quite a bit and it's a good flyer. Nice to hear from the Netherlands! Thanks for watching.

The RC version actually has quite a bit of time on it. I use a very light hi start right in my yard. Flys quite well. It's funny to hear. Because of the balsa fuselage, the linear servos are quite amplified.

Yes, familiar with the Leprechaun. A beautiful design! Agree the structure is like a 1940's design. Love seeing them covered in transparent covering. Thanks for watching.

Thank you. Yes, need to get some good flying video footage of the R/C version. Hopefully soon. Thanks for watching!

Yes! Do it. A fun project for sure. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching!

It certainly does glide well! Thanks for watching!

It's possible that it could be converted to a towliner. I use a light weight hi start for the larger one and it works great. Thanks for watching!

Will certainly build the model and try it out. How much larger did you make the Hi start version.

@@indoorglidiator3285 It's 2X so 30 inch span.

3 Rivers Archery sells a nitrocellulose fletching glue that is as close to Ambroid as you can get. I use if for most of my builds. Same color and smell as Ambroid. www.3riversarchery.com/nitrocellulose-adhesive-fletching-glue.html

Not sure about the glue..... haven't tried the post-it note glue. 3M has been making that stuff for a long time. Really like it for jobs like this. Thanks for watching!

You're welcome! This project would be a great way for you to step back in the hobby. Maybe give one a go! Thanks for watching. Hope to get some video of the larger one soon.

You're welcome. A fun project for sure. I need to get some video of the larger one flying before our weather gets too cold. Thanks for watching!

Always my first choice. 😁 Thanks for watching.

Great memories! I've lost my share of models over the years also. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and have fun!

Thank you and thanks for watching!

You're welcome, Simon. The mini Dakota sounds interesting! Have fun with your Jr.'s Pride and thanks for watching.

That sounds like a fun project! Keep it light. I have a video in my channel of a rubber powered D-7. It makes a great flying model. Thanks for watching and have fun.

@@Watchingthevideos99 Thank you sir, i really appreciat your resonse, i will look for the video of the Fokker D7. Greetings from the Netherlands

@@jmmvangoor Glad to learn modeling is active in the Netherlands. best wishes.

Yes, several requests for the larger version. Hopefully a video soon. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching!

HA HA. Bring some models. We can have a lot of fun! Thank you for watching Dan.

Thanks for watching Richard. This was a fun, quick project.

the link to the plan is in the description. I'm using UA-cam music and have no idea what a crumhorn is. 😂😂😂 Thanks for watching.

Do it! Lots of fun. Thanks for watching.

Thank you for the feedback. I need to get some good video footage of the larger one. I'll see what I can do. Thanks for watching.

That would be very cool. Maybe on a small ridge in light winds rather than thermalling. Fun stuff! Thanks for watching.

For a novice builder like me that looks like a straight forward build. Nothing to complicated. Is this a towline glider? I was thinking of enlarging it and voila you did. Would love to see both fly.

@@ratride1 you could certainly enlarge and fly as a towliner. At this size, it's really just a "toss" glider. But build one and have some fun with it. Thanks for watching.

Yes, took me a bit to find that too! Thanks for watching Cliff.

Yea, I was thinking that too Paul. 😂😂😂😂

Got ya beat I actually have some proper carbon paper

@@andrewerickson6690 HA HA. I wonder how many people actually have carbon paper these days? Good for you.

Yep, l know what carbon paper is. 'Course l'm 76 yrs old in a couple of weeks.

Wonder how many 'did their own research' and found so _that's_ what a carbon copy is