Wayne’s Taylorcraft Cover Project

Waynes must have run out of balsa kits because he’s looking around the shop for things to do. Next Victim, the Ace 1/4 scale clipped wing Taylorcraft.  Basic framing was done by Paul Habel in the 90’s.  He pulled it off the ceiling where it had been hanging since 1993 and started to get it ready to cover.   Two weeks and many hours later its covered and assembled and  the servos and linkages installed.   Quadra 35 or 40 powered apparently makes it really nose heavy.  All thats left is some better Cream paint on the cowl and wheel pants.  Lowes made up some latex to try so we’ll see how that does.  Special Note – Cream Monokote is unobtainable. Wayne has about 20″ left from what he had in stock.   

Lets hope to see that baby at the field!

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  • Ralph Grant

    Been flying R/C since 1993. Building balsa airplanes since I was a kid. I love warbirds, aerobats, and just about anything that will fly.

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