[jim]

[quote=SKUNKY;166014] for that kind of money they couldn't even throw in a crummy display stand?...



Hey I thought you were the inventor of the one size fits all universal aeroplane stand?

I remember the prototype piccies you posted of said stand in your back yard.

Very innovative , i thought !

[TopHat]

[quote=jim;166241]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

for that kind of money they couldn't even throw in a crummy display stand?...



Hey I thought you were the inventor of the one size fits all universal aeroplane stand?

I remember the prototype piccies you posted of said stand in your back yard.

Very innovative , i thought !

There you go, Skunky. Potential disposable income, manufactured right in your own back yard.........

[SKUNKY]

Eureka!!!......Guys, don't worry about that little 'ol "no display stand" issue no mo....


Be looking for SKUNKY's One-Size-Fits-All Aeroplane Display Device at finer hobby shoppes near you!

[TopHat]

Skunky, looks liek you ahve a mini-golf course set up in your yard...or do those foggy Maine mornings make it difficult to navigate the shrubs....?


Edit: I went TN again...sorry...

[SKUNKY]

Originally Posted by TopHat

Skunky, looks liek you ahve a mini-golf course set up in your yard...or do those foggy Maine mornings make it difficult to navigate the shrubs....?

Precisely

[TopHat]

Originally Posted by SKUNKY

Precisely

...more or less.

[parsig9]

Hey Skunky, what did you do with all the snow the other day when you took that display stand pic?

Now that is impressive!

[skysurfer808]

Originally Posted by STARMAN 352ND

For the price you pay for it...Sure it should of been better...But it was a easy fix for the prop with me anyway because my pin was a little long and i took it off
and filed it down and you guys seen the results...Honest if that prop was not diecast it wouldn't of droped like that...That little hub spinner is a little heavy too.
To correct these make a plastic prop and hub spinner and sub-contract out with 21st for the pilot figures..
JP

Can you either post or PM me as to exact directions on how to remove the prop from the pin so I can file it down and have the same modification that you had. The model looks great except for the drooping prop.

Skysurfer808

[PappyB]

Originally Posted by skysurfer808

Can you either post or PM me as to exact directions on how to remove the prop from the pin so I can file it down and have the same modification that you had. The model looks great except for the drooping prop.

Skysurfer808

Please post 'em!

[1250ships]

There was a post on the UK forum from the UK importer about proper assembly of the model. To fix the prop he recommended using wet paper to close the gaps between the prop and the mounting. When the paper dries it expands slightly and fills the gap preventing the droop. However I think if you do that the prop will no longer spin freely.