Full video How to build I beam wings Staring Billy Werwage
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Music in this video was licensed by Music Bakery for Robins View Productions. Produced by Bob Hunt and uploaded here on RUclips with written permission exclusively to Stunt Hangar.
Bill Werwage is arguably the greatest control line designer, builder and flier of all time. What a treat to have him generously share his knowledge. Many thanks and much appreciated.
WOW, never have I seen this process, let alone have I know of this wing construction. I’m 74, model airplane builder all my years..Enjoyed every minute of the build..Thank you..
This is why this channel exists seems most of the old world craftsmanship techniques are being lost
That's an amazing video. In those days of ARF these videos need's to be shared to encourage more people to build from the plans
L'époque où tous ces grands champions constuisaient de A à Z les avions et tracaient également les plans des constructeurs très chevronnés avec des finitions exceptionnelles, et oui à cette époque pas d'ARF maintenant les jeunes achètent sur hobby King des modèles prêts à voler......et c'est bien dommage ......quasiment plus de modélistes constructeurs....!!
Bravo à tous les anciens
so true
Translation when all these great champions built aircraft from A to Z and also drew up the plans of very experienced builders with exceptional finishes, and yes at that time no ARF
One might consider this video an important artifact of our aero modeling history.
This is soooo useful ...thank you so much for sharing your building technique
Very well done video, awesome builder,a must see for all hobbyists, Thanks for posting!
your welcome
Fantastic Job !!!
Thank you!
Уважение кто с 0 и до конечного результата соберает модель. А не те которые покупают готовую продукцию. Сам я моделист ,собераю модели копии самолет.👍👏
Я рад, что ты так думаешь. Спецификация - это самое главное в этом хобби. Я не говорю по-русски, но могу перевести, так что любые вопросы просто задавайте
Wow..
I've been stuck on deciding on scratching a Stiletto or a Classic Ares. After this, it's gotta be the Ares.
What a Beautiful Build!!
It's a good flying airplane just keep it light. 40 oz range
@@Stunthangar Would it be worth the effort to go with a 4 stroke, or is a light 2 stroke better?
Also, do you have any videos of applying dope to silk span on the open structure?
Your finishes are unbelievable!
4 stroke is too heavy. There are many finishing videos in old How to's on this channel.
@@Stunthangar Thanks. 2 stroke it is.
I'm hunting through your vids, but you have too many to get side tracked.
Right now I'm watching the live interview with Bill Werwage, Bob Hunt and Chris Rud. Thats some Big Names!
Well done👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Seeing the complete build would have been fantastic.
Sorry to ask a question again.....
I have watched this video a few times!
My question is how will you design an I-beam split wing?
How will you join the two wings?
The beam is built into the fuse. It runs from tip to tip one peice
Exactly what I needed right now. Thanks
Love to see the rest of the build
There's a lot of great techniques and information in this video.
I just wish I had your guys's faith in CA glue.
CA has it's place but so does white glue and epoxy
@@Stunthangar CA is good for gluing fingers together. But I've seen it fail on wood, so...
@@frogsoda I broken CA joint was probably a poorly fitted joint to begin with.
CA filling a gap is brittle and can break, but CA joining closely fitted wood to wood seams is stronger than the wood itself. CA soaks deep into the wood pores and grain and makes a very strong bond.
Wow his shop is immaculate
Красивая модель . Желаю вам отличных полетов . Привет с Мингечаура .
Спасибо
This looks better than cutting out a hole for the wing to slip in
Stupid question.....May it be possible to use this type of wing building on other planes as well or is this limited to control line only?
Absolutely!
@@Stunthangar thank you....will definitely give it a try
Hi Bill, built a Cobra proved to weak and broke up in flight. So really enjoyed your video. Just one question, I noticed you had no root ribs. I thought you were doing those when you did the bits around the undercarriage. I presume you must have something at the root to be able to cover and also for strength. Thanks so much for your time making video.
root ribs are 1/2 to 3/4 inch wide glued to fuse
Could the wing be built with the same length for each side instead of having one side 2 inches shorter, how would it affect the flight characteristics, would tip weight need to be added?
The 'Argus' and the 'Ares' were the same design, sold to different magazines. Steve Wooley told me that. It's a much easier build if you use solid ribs and slide them on the spar.
All that effort and then you have to block sand it to get it right.