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	super 60 Basic Member	Joined: May/08/2012 South Africa Posts: 5 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 12:08am		Quote

Hi every one I have just finnisshed my first big twin. Its a he 111. Then wing span is 120' it went better than the first time as the the cg was to far back but a extra 1 kg help sorted that out. It now has 4.5 of lead in the nose

	Fieseler Lifetime Site Supporter	Joined: December/30/2004 Denmark Posts: 713 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 2:18am		Quote

Hi super60, and welcome to RCSB!

Your He-111 looks great - and huge. I don't envy you the rivet work.

I assume that is a real dog standing next to it in one of those pictures?

Maybe you could go back and edit the post so the pictures are arranged below each other? You do this by placing the cursor just before each picture and tap enter on your keyboard twice, and then again with the cursor just after each picture.

Jesper

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Building: Fieseler Fi-167, SAAB T-17, Orlogsvaerftet H-Maskinen

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	super 60 Basic Member	Joined: May/08/2012 South Africa Posts: 5 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 6:25am		Quote

Hi sorry about that, first time posting pic's. Lol lol yes that's my flying buddy. My dad and I always take him to the field with us. I forgot to say is that it is electric. All hk stuff( I am 18 so can't afford the expensive stuff!!!! But it works)its 1500whats motors with 85 ampe spend controls with 5000 5s. My dad got it as a wreck and lay around for a long time. I decded to rebuilt it, and added all the panel lines and and rivets. We now working on a v1 to be dropped for the he 111

	Fieseler Lifetime Site Supporter	Joined: December/30/2004 Denmark Posts: 713 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 6:59am		Quote

Yeah,

Electric is the way to go for twins. How does it fly? I went to Spain a couple of weeks ago where they have a "real" He-111. Looks awesome in real life too.

Jesper

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Building: Fieseler Fi-167, SAAB T-17, Orlogsvaerftet H-Maskinen

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	super 60 Basic Member	Joined: May/08/2012 South Africa Posts: 5 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 7:21am		Quote

It goes ok still getting use to it. It os a very heavy plane in the air, u ask it to climb u don't tell it. It also has a very small ruder so it tednds to "slide" on aproch. It looks and sounds great the shape in the air is just magic, the main thing is that I am still a little scared of it but that will change as I get use to it

	fwman1 Lifetime Site Supporter	Joined: May/02/2004 United States Posts: 870 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 8:03am		Quote

Very impressive at an age that is about one-fourth most of the other members! Nice job.

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	super 60 Basic Member	Joined: May/08/2012 South Africa Posts: 5 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 9:28am		Quote

Lol lol thanks hay. I am hoping to do a ziroli p40 next.

	ScaleNut Lifetime Site Supporter	Joined: November/30/2003 United States Posts: 2269 IP Logged
Posted: June/05/2012 at 10:45am		Quote

That is a great looking 111. You have the plane I probably most want to build. Any idea who's plans it was built from?

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