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A hung P- fifty one
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A hung P- fifty one
rsv1cox Sat Aug 31, 2019 8:36 am
Thought I would weigh it first. About 48 oz dry for a 50" w/s balsa/foam/plastic C/L model.
Decided against an elevating peg for the front, sits ok as is.
Might find a couple of Testors Mustangs to hang as wing men.
Decided against an elevating peg for the front, sits ok as is.
Might find a couple of Testors Mustangs to hang as wing men.
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Re: A hung P- fifty one
NEW222 Sat Aug 31, 2019 11:49 am
She looks very good sitting there. Great job!
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