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Sorta' Juggy 3D (updated 4-18-2016)

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Sorta' Juggy 3D (updated 4-18-2016)

Description:	Updated Plan Sorta' 'Juggy 3D The 2nd plane in my Sorta' Series is ready. Sorta' Juggy 3D resembles a P-47, but it's designed to be a 3D-style plane, so the proportions are deliberately "strange" and not scale. So many 3D foamies look alike and have no "character" except a different paint job. I plan to use this plane to start a whole series of warbird-inspired 3D planes. On my list: Sorta' Juggy (P-47), Sorta' Forty (P-40), Sorta' Spit (Spitfire), Sorta' Warty (A-10), Sorta' Zero (Zero), Sorta' Butch (Me-109), Sorta' Lightnin' (P-38), and Sorta' Tex (AT-6). After downloading the plans, print them using the Poster feature in Adobe Reader DC and it will print the plans on letter size paper that you join together with tape. The planes in this series can be constructed from 2 sheets of Dollar Tree Foam Board (DTFB) at a foam cost of $1.00 per sheet. You'll need four 9g servos, a 270-size motor, 10-20 amp ESC, 4-channel receiver, small piece of 1/8" plywood, and wire for landing gear, & pushrods, Sorta' Series Model Planes Recommended Sequence of Assembly After cutting out all foam parts (and hinging them with 3M NexCare paper tape) and the plywood motor mount, assemble the plane in the following sequence. I used Clear Gorilla Glue for strength, but hot-melt glue, or other suitable adhesives are acceptable. 1. Drill holes in motor mount to fit. 2. Glue motor mount in vertical part of fuselage and let dry /cure. 3. Cut temporary elevator slot extension. Save the piece to reuse or leave attached by cutting just the horizontal edges and pushing the slot extension out of the way. 4. Glue elevator in place, replace foam removed in step 3. 5. Cut holes for servos in wing, then glue wing in place. Make sure the wing and elevator are "square" to the fuselage. 6. Glue fuselage sides in place with glue on top of wing, bottom of elevator, and edges of fuselage sides. Cover topside fuselage joint with paper tape to keep Gorilla glue foaming under control. Square everything up and clamp with clothes pins. 7. Form landing gear (if using), punch hole in fuselage and feed landing gear through. You may want to do this step before inserting the wing, but the wire gets in the way while doing step 6. Your call here. Glue the wire to the bottom of the wing and cover with paper tape. 8. Cut hole in fuselage under elevator to fit rudder and elevator servos. 9. Install control horns. 10. If you're going to paint, do it now. 11. Install servos, make pushrods and install them. 12. Cut cockpit sides from .015" acetate to fit and install using narrow strips cut from 3M Clear Mounting Tape. 13. Mount the motor and prop. Position the ESC as needed and secure in place. 14. Position the 4-channel receiver so that the antenna does not come close to the carbon fiber spar and secure in place. The battery will be used for final balancing. Shift it around so that balance is achieved, and fasten it in place using Velcro tape. 15. Enjoy :) :) :) !!!
Keywords:	R/C, 3D, 4-channel, foamie
Date:	04.18.2016 22:29
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04.22.2016 23:12

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