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As a kid, all the kits I built were die-cut. More accurately, they were die-crunched. Laser cutting has brought a level of precision we could only dream of back then. Fitment and precision are 50X better with today's kits, not to mention the ease of removing parts from the sheets. I just wish they could figure out how to cut without leaving char!

just wow

God will guide us

project air?

Looks like you covered it with a Bic lighter all your hinges are inside ways maybe you should pull your video offline you're not teaching it the right way

I was surprised to find glue in my Impala kit, but why so little? It's nowhere near enough.

am i the only one who hates the burnt edges of laser cut balsa? sure it is better than any die cut, but i don’t want a brown frame on any of my models. oh well… sanding block at the ready.

i used to build models like that back in the early 60's some for flying and some for static display. they were mostly rubber band powered but always came out to be too heavy probably from too much glue and dope so i would turn them into gas powered with some cox glowplug motors flying them with ucontrol lines or freeflight. it was kinda before r/c was available for kids to have. i enjoyed watching,thnx.

Now try to cut out the templates, transfer them to balsa sheets, and cut them out, sorry im totally old school. I've been building models for over 50 years. Its the most amazing relaxing hobby ever.

I had a paw 049 on my 2 channel rookie glider when I was 14 fast forward 30 years and my Daughter getting into rc flying I took her to the child hood memories of free flights and went daft , we have lots of free flights aswel now and mostly powered by PAW 049 we have 12 of these now different coloured heads etc love them

I found that it is difficult to buy the RC components and motor. It is cheaper when you order a whole ready-made RC plane. They are on Amazon starting at 35 dollars. To order the parts separately can be troublesome and it is even more expensive.

Thank you

Is that project air I hear?

you could use a cox tee dee or most foxes. but don't run on glow plug because they're very nitro hungry

Nice work. Suggestion: use a 2ft by 4ft drop ceiling tile instead of cutting your plans down to fit the cork board. The pins will actually go deeper into that tile and will hold stronger.

A bit rushed to help a novice in my view. No advice as to the best paper to put over the plans to stop the balsa wood sticking to it. Not showing the covering of the frame is a major omission. Why ?

So amazing.

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Covered many of wing in my combat days, from silk (moms old scarfs) to silkspan, applied damp tp doped framework let dry to drum tight, then after dried apply dope to covering, done deal.

Are you able to do the Guillows Super Cub too? I have the Super Cub

A bit disappointing I wanted to know form this video on how to keep the formers straight. It looks like by this video you do it by eye which never works for me. Seem to have much more trouble on the 2'nd half than the first.

I had one of these that sadly never flew under its own power. I tried for days to get the engine started as a child but it resisted all attempts to run. It took one brief (man powered) flight into the garage wall and landed in the bin. Yay glow engines! 😃 Electric models couldn’t come too soon for me and I’ve enjoyed flying RC (over forty years) since. ❤

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i used to build these type planes when i was a kid back in the early 1960's it's fun watching you do it. i still have a couple of vintage kits in my closet that i should build or give away. thnx for the show.

Hi, built one of these around 1963 when I was 13. I remember using a Wenmac 049 engine that I believe cost around £1 then. It tought me to fly control line very quickly and it was tough enough to take most of my crashes without too much damage. When building the model I always cover the parts before putting it all together as it’s easier to get to all the edges especially the wings and tail. I noticed one thing about your build and that was the fuselage sides are reversed with the holes for the lead out wires on the wrong side but it looks great and a very nostalgic video, thanks for sharing.😊

Do you recommend covering only the top to save weight?

Absolutely amazing

How can I get these drawings? I'm trying to make a Ki-109 which is a lesser known plane, and I think I have to do the drawings myself

Gracias por la explicación, me aclaró bastante la técnica de hacerlo.

I found using steam works great for stretching.

wait you look like the guy from. project air

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I'm thinking about building my first RC plane out of thin plywood and this, would this be good?

what are the dimensions for the wing?

A young guy building stick and tissue models! Bravo!!!

I used to have a PAW 19 Combat Special in the early 60`s, long gone now but still have a 2.5 in very good condition.

Oh the reief of laser cut parts, I'm 75 now and in my youth everything had to be cut from printed sheets of balsa and was part of the fun of the build. Of course if you were building from a plan only you had to trace out the components too, kept me out of mischief for hours on end.

Really These fools make Shitty engines .period. Some are neither square nor parallel . Some even feature Rust on their cranks and cylinders. Whatever Reputation PAW once had is sadly Loooong Gone. Caveat emptor Kids.

Hello, Could we paint the cover ?

Can you tell me Balsa wood dimensions with thickness , if possible give the link where we can buy that.

It really turned out nice bro!

Nice! Love to see it fly!

I found this channel by accident after being subscribed to projectair for quite a while .... Any chance of a video of painting tissue planes with acrylics and an airbrush? It's giving me a headache on the airacobra I'm restoring/reskinning

Wow, great tutorial!

Show !!!!!!!!!!

Excellent video, Let's hope that he leaves some legacy of knowledge so that he can continue making those engines that are undoubtedly a work of art.

Thanks for your brevity. In one minute, viewers can clearly see exactly what to do to bind their Spektrum Rx & Tx. Works perfectly. You should teach Spektrum. Thank you.