Oh my don't talk to me about paint Rub rub rub for ever! Pleased to say I painted it myself it's a clear over base 2 k system of my own. Same as I used on my models.
Basically 2 k auto paint with a plasticizer additive
Oh my don't talk to me about paint Rub rub rub for ever! Pleased to say I painted it myself it's a clear over base 2 k system of my own. Same as I used on my models.
Basically 2 k auto paint with a plasticizer additive
Your Mini Coupe rocks!!! That is mega cool, something I had hoped someone would one day do. Congrats. It's beautiful. I look forward to hearing how it flies, and more pictures
Beautiful...............did you modify the rudder? Looks like it's a balanced control now. Again..........Beautiful.
Brian
Congrats Paul. I know it's been a long road to this day but from the looks of the finished product it was so well worth the effort, time and money.
One of a kind bird.
Spectacular aircraft worthy of that beautiful radial engine.
DesertFox4
Admin.
7 Super Sport912 ULS Tri-gear
That Kitfox is absolutely stunning!
Good luck ever getting away from the fuel pumps at a new airport in under an hour. Admirers are going to stream out of the FBO offices when you pull up!
Carl Strange
Flying
SS7, 912iS, Oratex, G3X
Rolled the first photo into view and... OMG! is all I could say. Unbelievable beauty. That is something that could inspire me to a second build. I am enjoying my build now but I want to fly soon so a project like that is something I could consider as a slow build while flying the one I have. Im jealous.
Eddie
Paul, fantastic airplane, I especially like how well you faired your coupe - cowl, gear, struts etc. Hard to take my eyes off it ! Bruce N199CL
It's a beaut! I hope we can all see it up close at some point. First flght on the calendar?
-- Paul S
Model III SN910
582 IVO Med
What a beautiful ship!
I know very little about what the radial Rotec does for performance, but based on all the custom fairings I see along with exquisite attention to fit and finish, you just may have a real Kitfox racer. I can hardly wait to hear flying test results.
So how did you do the panel? Let me guess, wood in the shape of a Monocoupe panel