That covering job is fantastic. I never would have even thought of painting the structure and using clear covering. The O.S. 46 is a fantastic motor! I've got two of them in the hangar.
It's good to see people patronizing companies especially when you have no ties with them. We all need to in this hobby these days. Our art of building is fading and kit producers are few. Sure be nice to bring it back...
Just discovered your site and love the content. I'll have to purchase a couple of these Old School models they really look great. Please consider doing away with the way to loud music...
Marty, I am going to be building one of these this next week. I was hoping to get more insight when you say you would build the front out of a solid piece or sheer it. Thanks for the help
I'm building my 2nd one of these (4 years apart) and having trouble with the root rib and the webbing being almost an eight inch too long on the right wing. The first kit was great and everything lined up. 2023 kit not so much
Marty, Great looking plane and love your finishing scheme. Question: is all the red film transparent, or did you use solid red on certain portions of the fuselage and tail surfaces? What manufacture's covering did you use?
@@mbmrc5241 - Thanks for the reply. No drawing is needed as your video takes care of it. I've been wanting to do a transparent covering and this will be the kit and finish scheme. Kit has been delivered. - Thanks Marty
