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I understand that this little racer hasn't been named yet. Do you reckon y'all can help?

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Yeah, yeah...I know......I reeeealy need to find a hobby. But I do have fun playing with this kind of stuff. :-)

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Is that an L-5 frame or something else?

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Is that an L-2 frame or something else?

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retroaviation wrote:
RyanShort1 wrote:
Is that an L-2 frame or something else?

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L-5

You're fast! Caught that typo before I could edit it out. Those oleos completely nix the L-2.
Does the L-5 have more parts than those shown?

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Does the L-5 have more parts than those shown?
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Yup. But I just traded this airplane off for another little somethin'-somethin'. So this is just a "temporary" time killer for me.

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Given that it is a monoplane with twin vertical stabilizers, how about the "Scarecoupe"?
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Given that it is a monoplane with twin vertical stabilizers, how about the "Scarecoupe"?


Who says it has to be a monoplane? Crazier things have been born here you know. ;-)

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CG will be off a tad....

Vertical stabs need to be larger..
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I've been told that Gary's new project is one of those T-6 bi-wing agplanes... :wink:
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retroaviation wrote:
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Does the L-5 have more parts than those shown?
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Yup. But I just traded this airplane off for another little somethin'-somethin'. So this is just a "temporary" time killer for me.

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Gary, don't worry I have some Bamboo bomber nacells and half of a fusleage, perhaps you can build a twin 4360 racer project and graft that twin tail and you will be ready for Reno next year. :lol:

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how about flying monkey bars?? kids could do some flying fuselage walking!! :wink:

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