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Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
jmcalata Mon Dec 12, 2016 4:42 pm
Hi friends, this winter 
I´m a little lazy 
but I need built some model. 
Free flight 1/4 A model airplane will be good option
And I think that spanish Wild Man
must built the Wild Hair Joe. 
Has anyone built it? Not seem very dificult ... How many days will it take to do this?
Nevertheless the master designer Ken Willard is the best guarantee.
II´m sure that I will not forget to turn on the receiver
..... I hope not to lose the Pee wee 
Regards
JMCalata
I´m a little lazy but I need built some model. Free flight 1/4 A model airplane will be good option
And I think that spanish Wild Man
must built the Wild Hair Joe. Has anyone built it? Not seem very dificult ... How many days will it take to do this?
Nevertheless the master designer Ken Willard is the best guarantee.
II´m sure that I will not forget to turn on the receiver
..... I hope not to lose the Pee wee Regards
JMCalata
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
ian1954 Wed Dec 14, 2016 2:26 am
Jose,
It doesn't need a receiver - it's a free flighter!
Is it finished yet? A slabby sided, slabby winged plane like this could be finished in an hour
RCing this could add a little too much weight.
Please post the build.
It doesn't need a receiver - it's a free flighter!
Is it finished yet? A slabby sided, slabby winged plane like this could be finished in an hour
RCing this could add a little too much weight.
Please post the build.
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
jmcalata Wed Dec 14, 2016 3:02 am
Hi Ian, I imagine that when you say "slabby" you can say boards .. ok? or woody plane? ... well.
Yes ... I can build faster but don´t be impatient Ian, I prefer build slow to enjoy more time.
I´m thinking to ing one channel RC, I fligh over railways, trees, river, road, there are many dangers for free flying.
Yes ... I can build faster but don´t be impatient Ian, I prefer build slow to enjoy more time.
I´m thinking to ing one channel RC, I fligh over railways, trees, river, road, there are many dangers for free flying.
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jmcalata Wed Dec 14, 2016 3:49 am
The Wild Hair Joe plan appears at sixties in Flaps magazine, the most popular aeronautic and model press.
Here explain how build.
Here shown wing platform detail.
Here explain how build.
Here shown wing platform detail.
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getback Wed Dec 14, 2016 6:55 am
HI Jose , i looked over the plans and it doesn't say how many ribs to cut and install ? I read the english version couldn't get the translator to do the spanish version so i could read . Looks like a fun little build , you going with the .035 K&B to pull the extra weight ? 
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OVERLORD Wed Dec 14, 2016 7:04 am
Eric, I think it's as simple as on the drawings: 1 rib at wing root and 1 more at 2/3 of the wing.
José, Good luck with the build. Looking forward to see it flying!!
José, Good luck with the build. Looking forward to see it flying!!
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jmcalata Wed Dec 14, 2016 1:44 pm
Hi, yes there is a simple construction system like jedelsky profiles.
One rib at root and other a 2/3 span, but I add one more at 1/3 span and I will make the root rib extra thick.
About engines I have three vintage K&B size but I think COX Pee wee has eneogh thrust for small Joe.
However I scale up plans 10 % because I don´t like fly bullets.
See the bigger Skyrida Pee wee powered.
By the WAY anybody want to follow me building another vintage slabby or ebenezer 1952 ( 65 years old)
One rib at root and other a 2/3 span, but I add one more at 1/3 span and I will make the root rib extra thick.
About engines I have three vintage K&B size but I think COX Pee wee has eneogh thrust for small Joe.
However I scale up plans 10 % because I don´t like fly bullets.
See the bigger Skyrida Pee wee powered.
By the WAY anybody want to follow me building another vintage slabby or ebenezer 1952 ( 65 years old)
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batjac Wed Dec 14, 2016 5:37 pm
getback wrote:HI Jose , i looked over the plans and it doesn't say how many ribs to cut and install ? I read the english version couldn't get the translator to do the spanish version so i could read . Looks like a fun little build , you going with the .035 K&B to pull the extra weight ?
Eric, you might check out the plans from Outerzone. In English and will print out full size:
http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=2031
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
batjac Wed Dec 14, 2016 5:50 pm
jmcalata wrote:
See the bigger Skyrida Pee wee powered.
By the WAY anybody want to follow me building another vintage slabby or ebenezer 1952 ( 65 years old)
That's a lovely plane you have there. Great job with the doped colors. Nice and bright. It flies nice and docile with the PeeWee and oversized prop. What size prop is that? I've admired the Skyrida, but couldn't see when I'd get to building one. Well done!
And, Yes! We always want to see another vintage build thread!
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
roddie Wed Dec 14, 2016 6:06 pm
Flying over railway, trees and river.. Where do you land Joe? 
Maybe add one more RC channel.. 
Nice Winter project! I love to build.. I understand you're wanting to take your time with the model. Relaxing with it is good. I'm relaxing a little too much lately.. 
Maybe add one more RC channel.. Nice Winter project! I love to build.. I understand you're wanting to take your time with the model. Relaxing with it is good. I'm relaxing a little too much lately.. 
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
getback Wed Dec 14, 2016 7:28 pm
The Skyrida Pee Wee flies great , Overloard i just now seen the last pic it dint' pick up earlier and see now where the ribs are , Thanks though. The Pee Wee will do it i am sure Jose , just wondering if you would go with the original in the pic. 
I may take you up on the winter build i have alot on my plate right now but need some FUN!!!! 
Copy paste 
Let me ck out Outterzone thanks Mark!
I may take you up on the winter build i have alot on my plate right now but need some FUN!!!! Copy paste Let me ck out Outterzone thanks Mark!
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
jmcalata Thu Dec 15, 2016 3:12 am
Hi guys, I have started project 
... anybody follow me?
The motor plate mount is a wood circle rest that drills bigs holes
Is a lot oo fun build small models ... you can relax so much and enjoy with them
A 1952 model neede vintage colours painting ... maybe varnish and some black details.
About Skyrida I use normally 5x3" prop at Pee wee but I use 6x3" also as you can see here.
... anybody follow me? The motor plate mount is a wood circle rest that drills bigs holes
Is a lot oo fun build small models ... you can relax so much and enjoy with them
A 1952 model neede vintage colours painting ... maybe varnish and some black details.
About Skyrida I use normally 5x3" prop at Pee wee but I use 6x3" also as you can see here.
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
MauricioB Thu Dec 15, 2016 5:33 am
jmcalata wrote:Hi guys, I have started project
The motor plate mount is a wood circle rest that drills bigs holes
Is a lot oo fun build small models ... you can relax so much and enjoy with them
A 1952 model neede vintage colours painting ... maybe varnish and some black details.
About Skyrida I use normally 5x3" prop at Pee wee but I use 6x3" also as you can see here.
Hola José como estas?, veo que tienes un nuevo proyecto en curso!, sigo tus avances!
.....(a propósito, pudiste hacer el aro acelerador del acelerador del Pee Wee? Saludos!!!!Hi Jose, how are you? I see you have a new project underway! I follow your progress!
..... (by the way, could you make the accelerator ring of the Pee Wee accelerator? Regards!!!!
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OVERLORD Thu Dec 15, 2016 6:32 am
You're getting along well. What a good idea to use a hole saw for making the motor mount. That shape goes well with a Pee Wee or Babe Bee tank. I use children's puzzle parts for motor mounts. The plywood has very fine layers.
I always protect the surface with a piece of Oracover against fuel ingress. Oracover when sanded can be painted in any colour you want!
Keep up the good work
Lieven
I always protect the surface with a piece of Oracover against fuel ingress. Oracover when sanded can be painted in any colour you want!
Keep up the good work
Lieven
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jmcalata Thu Dec 15, 2016 7:02 am
No Mauricio, I dont made ring ... maybe later ... next year
At hole saw wood mount se add two slots V for landing gear wire
And a big groove rear for fue assembly
At hole saw wood mount se add two slots V for landing gear wire
And a big groove rear for fue assembly
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getback Thu Dec 15, 2016 7:27 am
Looking Good Jose , you are getting on with the project , How much did you scale up the plans ? If i can get to one it will have to bee early this coming year !
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jmcalata Thu Dec 15, 2016 7:30 am
I scaled about 110% for Pee wee .020
Win span is 440 mm
Win span is 440 mm
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
KariFS Thu Dec 15, 2016 8:14 am
Looking good Jose, I am following this 
I am curious to see how you are going to protect the radio stuff from castor goo, as I am also interested in a simple "radio assisted" free flight model.
I also like your engine mount idea. strong, simple, and acts as ballast too.
I am curious to see how you are going to protect the radio stuff from castor goo, as I am also interested in a simple "radio assisted" free flight model.I also like your engine mount idea. strong, simple, and acts as ballast too.
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
jmcalata Thu Dec 15, 2016 8:22 am
Oh is true the center hole can be put ballast ... but I check cdg 50 % and need ballast rear at tail
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jmcalata Thu Dec 15, 2016 3:55 pm
1/16" (1,58 mm) balsa is very thin for stab and wing sheet, I use 2 mm
I have made the rudder down because is more easy mount the wire servo for control.
Two small papel tissue hinges inserted
I have made the rudder down because is more easy mount the wire servo for control.
Two small papel tissue hinges inserted
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NEW222 Thu Dec 15, 2016 6:57 pm
Looks very nice. The hole saw idea is awesome. Never thought of that.
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NEW222 Thu Dec 15, 2016 6:59 pm
OVERLORD wrote:You're getting along well. What a good idea to use a hole saw for making the motor mount. That shape goes well with a Pee Wee or Babe Bee tank. I use children's puzzle parts for motor mounts. The plywood has very fine layers.
I always protect the surface with a piece of Oracover against fuel ingress. Oracover when sanded can be painted in any colour you want!
Keep up the good work
Lieven
Another great idea. Would be good to post this in the 'Cheapskates' topic in the other forum. I like it!
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NEW222 Thu Dec 15, 2016 7:03 pm
The 'Cheapskates' topic I was referring to is actually called 'repurposing/recycling items for hobby-use'. My bad, but I do like the sound 'cheapskate'! Anyways, I think it would be a great share on that topic, but did not want to take your work and discovery away from you, so if you were interested in sharing it there, here is the link. Thanks again for sharing.
https://www.coxengineforum.com/t10328-repurposing-recycling-items-for-hobby-use
Anyways, I think it would be a great share on that topic, but did not want to take your work and discovery away from you, so if you were interested in sharing it there, here is the link. Thanks again for sharing.https://www.coxengineforum.com/t10328-repurposing-recycling-items-for-hobby-use
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
jmcalata Fri Dec 16, 2016 3:40 pm
Kari the best way to insulate the equipment from the oil is to put it inside the fuselage 3/16" wide but for that you have to be a good surgeon
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Re: Wild Hair JOE (Ken Willard) Pee wee powered
jmcalata Fri Dec 16, 2016 5:26 pm
Insert a micro tiny servo for rudder 
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