[gbjets]

The Building Thread for the Blue Foamie can be found on this link, post 26 to post 50
Thank you

https://www.rccanada.ca/rccforum/show...t=83334&page=3

The list of materials is also on the same thread, post 7 on the following link

https://www.rccanada.ca/rccforum/showthread.php?t=83334

[Rotary R/C]

Should try to turn this into a sticky...

[gbjets]

Ron

Use the link on this thread to get the list of materials and the build thread.

[ronljroy]

I also copied the list of material to RC files. I wanted the list to send to some of our members who are interested in the foamies. I maintain these are "AWESOME" flyers for the money! I sure love the ones I got from your workshop! See you saturday

[YAKFEVER]

Originally Posted by ronljroy

\ I maintain these are "AWESOME" flyers for the money! \

Ron, even if they cost 4 times the amount (airframe materials that is) it would still be worth every penny!

It is summer and I get about 6 flights minimum with mine outside or in the shop! Can't put the thing down! Maybe after I fly the 40%er I will forget all about the foamy but I bought it! lol..

[ronljroy]

That's for sure Rolly! Thank heaven I still have 40+sheets of foam for suture use. What would I do wiothout them????? I know, visit Gaston!!!!! Have a good one, see you Saturday

[imported_paintball_kidz]

is there a good indoor/outdoor flying place you guys fly at thats near toronto?

[gbjets]

Hi everyone

I made a few changes to the list of materials and the building thread.

1: you can use 2.5mm. fiberglass rods for the leading edge instead of carbon fiber, it's much cheaper and is just as good, we have tested it for a while.

2: a drop of hot glue near the end each axle works just as well as the tubing.

3: it seems that the glue gun works better on the "low" setting