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Yeah I got rid of that nose wheel fence after the 3rd flight.

@@twincam825 yes the best times of RC and its times of building and really getting involved start to finish, and the plethora of Model kit companies spilling out of the catalogs and local hobby shops are truly missed today.

@@daverose8772 thank you for watching and for the comment. 3 years later and this 182 is still flying perfect without any issues whatsoever.

@@daverose8772 here is one flight video trying to make it look realistic ruclips.net/video/tks4TQ2ogXY/видео.htmlsi=zSs4t5l__4s4uYwB

I followed the CG location as per manual and plans. By the nature of the kit and built up tail section the tail is just heavy. Therefore you either make accommodations to try and reduce weight without compromising structural integrity. The manual CG location is where mine is set in all my flight videos here in the channel. To get the proper CG i had to add lead weights up front. I added some lead weights epoxied to the very front of my cowl. My Cessna 182 is heavy around 14.8lbs however she flies smooth and controlled without any bad habits. She comes in nicely with full flap down and during takeoff with half flaps. Excellent flying model.

have you seen this flight video. Well I tried to make it realistic. ruclips.net/video/tks4TQ2ogXY/видео.htmlsi=yEu8MNNZ3uoTxqpP

I followed the CG location as per manual and plans. By the nature of the kit and built up tail section the tail is just heavy. Therefore you either make accommodations to try and reduce weight without compromising structural integrity. The manual CG location is where mine is set in all my flight videos here in the channel. To get the proper CG i had to add lead weights up front. I added some lead weights epoxied to the very front of my cowl. My Cessna 182 is heavy around 14.8lbs however she flies smooth and controlled without any bad habits. She comes in nicely with full flap down and during takeoff with half flaps. Excellent flying model.

Thank you for watching, I truly appreciate you

@@BayonasRCWorld please know that you are a major resource for the RC community. Keep up the great work

@@Ed-eq8ui thank you for the kind words.

Unfortunately I did not make a video. Reason why was because I was using Spektrum DX9 and just followed the manual instruction for transmitter setup in the instruction booklet. I followed it to the letter without any issue.

Much appreciated 🙏

I truly appreciate you my friend

Wow, thanks and I truly appreciate you.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Such a beautiful flying and looking model for sure. This is my 2nd Top Flite Cessna 182 build. My first one was back in 1994

@@JesseWright68 ruclips.net/video/Tn6a0-rduy4/видео.htmlsi=RYPTZp46ZUHxIjHo Giving Ultracote a go!

@@michaeldamico5152 yes I have my recent videos of covering my Great Planes Reactor 50cc with Ultracote and unique pattern scheme

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I just love all Tamiya models. It brings back wonderful memories of the 80's for me.

@@lagunaotun to cover all the seams use Bondo or automotive auto body filler.

@@lagunaotun www.amazon.com/Original-Formula-Restoration-Vehicle-Hardener/dp/B0007ZG9TO/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=1J3BLQJ1XO7XQ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-utEoVsHz_vicap04O4eg82RY_f7EbK6t9QZiDZVVpdfCKqX7jnfxQTNaqVjrGjFGPaEPb5j4VcUKxffNupUZkjqQGhFJ78vUBe21HvOr2XiGK1NdKkQiJCRMSI4HqdN0-b5EskPxODYV1OVjeVTWLAEa7kUiFuLyI08-nZKXzm_lYZp6LP3SNrVLa38qYK8JQwH-LSUXDxGhTpmLbLO_A.FFxv9RH3_Uo4beAeotSaEcErEhDrPYUPPSrkECCE6QA&dib_tag=se&keywords=bondo&qid=1723640388&sprefix=bondo%2Caps%2C341&sr=8-1

The covering sequence is covered and sole purpose is to keep the seams facing down and away. Once the side of the fuselage covering is applied it will overlap at the bottom and trimmed just as the top covering being applied it will overlap the fuse side covering and trimmed. No need to add a strip onto the fuselage side prior to covering. That is better suited in areas like in the corners of trailing edges Aileron area or where the stab and fin meet. Adding strips of covering in these areas ensures that those areas will be properly covered. I have been covering like this since 1982 and for 42 years building and covering it has never failed me nor has any fuel ever gotten into my seams. The model in this video still looks the same today with no covering issues whatsoever with the techniques depicted in my video.

Hafa Adai!

Awesome!

Unfortunately I am dealing with health and medical issues at the moment. Once all is good I will get back to the shop and continue my unfinished builds like the P51D Mustang and the DC3. However in the meantime I am going through treatment, physical therapy in hopes to the road to recovery or management.

Sorry to hear this is still happening, hope it works out for you. Love your work!

@@stevebarrow3042 thank you

@@garthsutcliffe1540 thank for watching my videos. I truly appreciate you and for the comment. I have been away from building and the hobby in general taking care of my health at the moment. I am working on getting better physically and mentally so that I can get back to the awesome hobby we all enjoy.

@@garthsutcliffe1540 much appreciated 🙏

Thank you Brother, I truly appreciate you

@@jesseortega8598 yes pretty much the same breakin procedures. And thank you for the comment and watching my video

Rustoleum Specialty Camouflage Army Green

Or Rustoleum Deep Forest Green. My P38 and C47 was painted with Rustoleum Deep Forest Green for reference so checkout those videos for reference as well

@@chrisr4274 much appreciated 🙏

Two full rolls of cub yellow, two full rolls of white and roughly 3/4 of a roll black.

@@ioannisbatas1614 much appreciated! Thank you for watching my videos. I hope you liked them

@@ioannisbatas1614 thank you

Sweet

@@theaerolife Saito FG21 4 stroke gas engine 20:1

@@BayonasRCWorld 1. In Chamarro and your Filipino language (Tagalog version) I say to you, "Ola!" I had a Saito 4-stroker in a Telemaster(?) 66 (Hobby Lobby, right?) trainer, size about 0.46. From that idling 2-stk. weed-eater sound--gotcha ya!, my RC Home Boy--it probably has nearly 2 hp and fits 1/8-1/6 scale. Now, if that were on a taxiway and it looked like an IP and his charge were inside, I'm just delusional enough to believe they would be talking to the tower. Loving it, Brother Bayona! 2. Do they make a scale '82 w/ "retracts"?

@brianjob3018 you could convert one to accept retracts for sure. Just gotta redesign the Fuselage and probably scratch build your own custom retracts.

@@roddraym awesome! Thanks for watching I truly appreciate you. Happy building and flying

I used a sharp number 11 blade and straight edge metal ruler. Little by little tracing around the door lines I drew with the blade until you completely cut through.

Thank you

Yes I have both and have used them on my foamboard models as well.

Awesome glad it helped when needed. Thanks for watching as well.

@@AdamArndt I was the same as far as following along on their foamboard builds. Then symbol mapping came into play and I did not like it and how they don't have a follow along video like before. However with that said I am a builder and a builder by heart so I basically had to understand the symbol mapping and how these symbols correlates to the build process. Once I got two builds with symbol mapping under my belt it became easy and really don't need a follow video. Also gotta understand that I am a balsa builder and modeler first and been building since 1982 so the love of building and creating is just part of my journey and I enjoy the process and current times and techniques. Nothing will keep me from enjoying a good build difficult or easy it don't matter. Happy building and flying no matter what it is.

@@BayonasRCWorld right now I'm building the master series c47 sky train. The battery box that goes between the removable nose and the front half of the fuselage. I don't know what way is up, the front, where the formers fall, anything. And it rather large. The only marking on the piece is a b fold mark. That's it? It's like a twelve inch piece. Of it had a mark line for the formers it would give me some idea where it goes. And if I didn't have a video for the F4 phantom I never would have been able to build that one. The f16 viper came with some instructions. You would think the c47 would come with something? But it's lacking. And the playlist crap doesn't have anything on it. Apparently I'm supposed to just know through osmosis of something. It's aggravating

@@AdamArndt yeah I hear yeah on that one! It's been quite awhile since I built the 72" C47 so I am not gonna try and pretend that I can remember hehehehe. And my build video is not a follow along video so I guarantee it did not help you either way. So sorry brother.

Much appreciated! Thank you for watching

Very true nothing stays the same. And that included myself in that mix. I just could not just get over the fact that Monokote is no more. Well I changed as well with the times and to continue enjoying building and covering I will give other covering materials a go.

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This is my 1st full covering job using Ultracote covering. Since the 80's I have used Monokote.

I have not uploaded Part 3 of the covering of the wings video yet. I will soon once I get to it.

Many thanks for the Ultracote covering video. Will look forward to Part 3 of the covering of the wings. Kind regards. This will be extremely helpful in hoping I can do a half decent job in covering as it will be my first time. It's a big plane the Super Frontier Senior. 80 inch wingspan and the fuselage length is 56 inches long. How many rolls in metres do you think I should order? Thanks. P.S There is 2 metres in each roll.

@@easystar123 all depends on what color scheme or pattern combinations you are to do. For my Reactor 50 the wingspan is 84" and fuselage is 81" in length. I had ordered 4 rolls of orange, 3 rolls of white, 2 rolls black, 4 rolls silver. I still have 1 roll of white left unused.

Thanks for watching