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Category Archives: Biplanes & Triplanes
Bippa Bipe build
Everything starts with something else. This build started with this li’l pig, who I thought looked like a perfect pilot. I didn’t recognize her, but my granddaughter subsequently informed me that she is Peppa Pig, and quite well known.Peppa’s plane, … Continue reading
Magical dirt clods
I went out to fly my Dynam Waco today. The first flight went just fine – no problems taxiing, flying or landing. I changed batteries got ready for another flight but, as I was beginning to pick up speed for … Continue reading
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The Mud Hen – a (probably ill-advised) Tiger Moth mod
I’ve begun a major and probably fatal modification to my second Tiger Moth. The first cut is the deepest. Prototype rudder. Dollar Tree foamboard, sans paper, with iron-on covering and paint. It was heavier than I’d hoped – 2 grams … Continue reading
Battery hatch pops off.
Beautiful weather here today. I took my Waco over to a nearby schoolyard for a flight. Near the end, it started acting … funny. I couldn’t quite figure out what was going on. When I brought it in to land, … Continue reading
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Quad ailerons for my tiny Bipie
I build my little Bipie with four ailerons but, up ’till now, I’ve only been using the bottom pair; the top ailerons have been taped in position and not linked up. I decided to change that. My concern was keeping … Continue reading
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