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Nice job

Top job james looks perfect mate ,just spot on 🤙🤙🤙

Almost there. Looking forward to seeing it fly and getting the first flight report.

That looks great 😉👌 I would be tempted to put some black covering on the bottom of that canopy so you can't see through into the Fuz.

Nice looking James. Great job. You could use low tac painters tape to hold the glue edges down. John from Hayden Idaho.

Nice job, some 1/4” blue edge trim tape on the canopy edges will blend the the canopy the fuselage.

Thanks,, I don't like using the screws tho. Just my preference,

You're in your final steps, great job James

That dried up really nice .

Shes Coming Along Nicely James! Happy Modeling!

James, I don’t know if you see posts from old videos, but because of you and this little plane, I had been on the search for one for a while now. I finally scored one and I can’t wait to watch your build series again and build this little plane. I have a 25fp waiting too

yes we start flying as kids then we grow up and we abandon everything becuase of work and family and than we buy back the exact first model and we are kids againg but with adult money

Sorry for the loss of ya smoothy james ,im enjoying your channel content have learnt alot from your build series,keep em coming Nat here in Ireland 🤙🤙🤙

I drill little hole & feel it with lead shavings it works really good.

My name is Ray Warren in 1967 I got an Areomaster biplane kit for Christmas. I had just gradùated high school, I my plane stored for the four years I was in the Navy. After I got out I wzs married, kids on the way, life happened. L am now 75 years old and my plane has never been out of its box. Few people now days dont care for the old kits. I would like sell it to someoñe who would care for it as much as I have. Sorry about your plane a kit aways becomès a part of you.

Hi James nice building mate are the balsa usa kits easy enough to build,i just purchased the phaeton ll bi plane for xmas 😊will be 4 th build thanks Nathan, Dublin Ireland

Hi James,just on section 22 min or there about regarding elevator,im building a spacewalker and it has a bent u shape wire to connect the 2 elevators together any thought on this ,i might just use your desigh i think

According to the DLE20RA manual, one is suppose to remove the carburetor throttle spring. It is suppose to reduce stress on the servo. I can see why you should and I can also see why you would not. Did you? Thanks for the video, I am building my first Gasser and finding your videos very informative.

what is the speed

i found some really nice covering better than that ultrakote on horizon its on value hobby for $15 a roll very statisfed with it!

Fantastic job , love it . Please do more so we can pick up on the hints and tricks . Cheers Andrew.

Since you would be getting into these compartments quite regularly I believe using small alnico magnets might be better instead of screws. Maybe?

Great job, I appreciate the products from that company and feel sad that they are out of business. I am more interested in the guns and other accessories than pilots. Painting is not my skill set and don’t have the patience for this so will opt for a pre-painted one or 3D printed one. In fact, I find I usually go with non pilots like Mickey Mouse in the cockpit or my most recent plane I put a Mandolin and Grogu in the cockpit

Brilliant job. Well done.

FYI bloody nice work mate 🤙🤙🤙🤙

Thanks James my local shop has 1 and 1 only and it's this bloke I'm going to get him for my spacewalker I'm building, I'm calling him pilot Bob 😂

Cant wait to see the final project james! im currently fixing to build arf just ordered all the parts for it and then im gonna build eith the 61 escapade from great planes or the sig 4 star 54.

😊😊😊...I would agree...I only use "Williams brothers " pilot figures in my planes...I paint them in the likeness of myself using different hats and shirts that I have....I used mostly the "Sportsman " version and paint the glasses to match my Sunglasses....Too bad we can't post pics here, I would post a pic of "Mr. Big Hat"....Started out life in a "Patty Wagstaff" Extra 300s, then a Yak-55, now a 1.20 Sukhoi...

i really enjoyed tagging along and watching you build this kit from scratch! Its gonna come out really nice!

Are you stupid? Or just bit slow?

Well done. Looks like the fuel system is very high quality components. Unfortunately I am only flying electric these days. Perhaps someday.

I think you did a great job on this plane!! Even Boeing or Airbus probably don't get everything perfect!! No human can.....

I enjoy your videos and am glad you're still making them, I have a few kits my grandpa left me after passing and am so nervous to get into the hobby, the information is harder to obtain than other hobbies but am hopeful I can make it all work! Also, my grandma is in the process of dismantling my grandfathers basement which is full of planes and parts of every size type and age, and more tools and plane supplies than one could imagine hahah, if you are interested, we want these to go to a person who will put them to good use! she also wants to be able to get fair market value for them but is completely unsure of what is what and what it might be worth, I would love to pick your brain about it. thanks!

Thanks! I'm pretty sure you want the blade parallel where it comes out of the plane. Your comment about woodworkers preferring that angle is I think about how you hold the plane when you're shaving with it - rotate your wrist a bit before sliding along your workpiece as though the plane is skidding a bit. The replacement blades on the Master Airscrew look to my eye like a fairly common blade used in matte cutters (used for matting images when framing). So probabyl not proprietary (but certainly not as cheap as the disposable shaving razors).

Thank you so much for this video. I built mine right along with you. 😊

Way to far from the engine

A small dab of oil will help putting the tubing on the tank nipples. Also thanks for using the proper terms in this build. Like tubing instead of piping. Tubing is measured from the I.D. And pipe is measured by its O.D.. And try to refer to the entrances to the gas tank as nipples. Enuf critical. Carry on. I can’t wait!

There is something exciting about the inside of the balsa "technical room" in the rc planes, is it not? Very nice detailed video. The vent hose could have had an pitot tube for scale, maybe?, but may be this is not that scale a plane. Anyway, i enjoy your videos!

Drop the ends of the fuel line in boiling water to soften them up. Makes for easy install and good seal.

or you can use good ole vaseline

You're a good modeler man. Your attention to detail and ability to explain your technique go nicely hand in hand. Very easy to watch. Keep up the good work.

Grt vid gas intro. I'm about to venture into gas with an Evo 15cc gas into a HK Zlin 50 (ws 68) I think you an use the heat gun sparingly on the Tygon jst to make plyable over the fittings. Tks again

Nah - he’s just a communist POS. I blame poor parenting - his father was a bisexual flimp, his mother was a bipolar slut… good kids don’t come from parents like that.

I just use a little 2 stroke oil on the fuel tank, and the fuel tube slides on a little easier.

Silicone spray the nipples - hose will slide on, makes it easier

Ottima lezione sulla differenza dei carburanti e la configurazione , è molto utile grazie

Nice technique with the masking tape to protect the ribs

Beautiful plane!

Hey mate its not stupid ,ive done crazy mistakes at new places ive flown , sometimes its bad luck , enjoying all ya vids james 🤙🤙🤙

Hope you are more successful with this unit than you were with the nitro engines.