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F-100F, Fast FAC, "Misty FAC": Updated 9/1


Barry

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Would there be any possibility that you could make your canopy master available so some of us could get a copy of it? I would really like to do the F-100F as would some others here would and as you have shown it's possible with two kits. I like very much what you have completed so far and look forward to seeing more.

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On 5/8/2014 at 11:18 PM, Magic Mike said:

Is there a build thread somewhere showing how you did the fuselage and such?. Looking at the pics here it lookalike a simple process...

 

MM

Mike,

 

Here are some photos that show where the cuts were made. Hope these will be helpful.

 

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I had not considered any type of commercial conversion kit. :hmmm: I will be lucky to finish it in time to make the cut. :tumble:

 

Barry

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Along with the lengthening of the fuselage came the intake trunking and new bulkheads.

 

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In all fairness these pictures are of work previously accomplished but I'm getting closer to "new" work on the build.

 

Barry

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Thanks guys and Gals for your words of encouragement.

 

I have been working on the wings and dealing with the usual Trumpeter "steps and gaps" problems with the "moveable" control surfaces. You would think that at least the fit would be consistent from one wing to the other; but no! There are also numerous sink marks especially on the upper surface of the Slats. Lots of fitting, trimming, shimming and sanding. I have however made progress and will post some photos tomorrow, I hope!

 

TAFN,

Barry

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As promised here are some photos and thoughts on the wings.

 

My build will be in-flight with the aircraft posed at a 90 degree roll to the left with slats deployed and control surfaces correctly position.

 

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TAFN,

Barry

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