MegaTech R/C Real World Helicopter Series Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 50)

HDWTD MAKE STATIC SCALE PROPS

This is a close-up of the

molding halves with the

slightly thickened resin brushed in.

This layer is necessary to prevent

the cloth from showing through the

blade and is best left to harden for

about 30 minutes to an hour before

you apply the first layer of cloth.

This photo was taken

immediately before I joined

the halves. In this stage,

all of the material is wet.

On one half, I filled the

perimeter with a mixture of

resin and fibers and strands,

and I placed wet carbon

roving on the other half. After

joining the halves, I inserted a small brush through the root hole to

press the roving to the inside of the leading edge and the root.

The P

P came out of the mold

shiny and glossy. After trimming

off the excess resin, I had a perfect,

strong and lightweight static prop blade.

Production of subsequent blades is

very straightforward and requires

only a fraction of the time that's needed

to make the first blade.

Of course, three blades

alone do not form an

air screw. This photo shows all

of the parts required to form

the completed item. I made

the static spinner from carbon

in the same mold that I used to

make the flying spinner. I used

some hard foam to make the

backplate and the purple

blocks that serve as blade

retainers. I used a graphics computer program and printed my

own decals using Super-Cal decal paper.

This is the completed

static prop ready to

go—my latest pride

and joy. In VA scale,

the prop's diameter

came out to be 20

inches.

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