http://www.anjo.com/rc/aircraft/seabee/

Fingers crossed for good conditions on Sunday.


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Re: She's done.
By: Angus Mcleod to Digital Man on Sat Jul 02 2005 02:06 pm

http://www.anjo.com/rc/aircraft/seabee/

Fingers crossed for good conditions on Sunday.

I guess you plan on flying it inverted often? :-)

http://www.anjo.com/rc/aircraft/seabee/seabee.rtf3.jpg

digital man

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Hawaii is the only U.S. state never to report a temperature of zero degrees F or below.

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Re: She's done.
By: Digital Man to Angus Mcleod on Sun Jul 03 2005 11:38:00

http://www.anjo.com/rc/aircraft/seabee/

Fingers crossed for good conditions on Sunday.

I guess you plan on flying it inverted often? :-)

http://www.anjo.com/rc/aircraft/seabee/seabee.rtf3.jpg

Heh! Yes!

One or two people at the club today saw it sitting on the ground and said
"You put the transfers on wrong! They're upside down!" I saud "No. The *aircraft* is upside down!"

:-)

I think it's pretty essential for any aircraft that is designed and built
for aerobatics to have all the fuselage markings inverted, don't you?



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Re: She's done.
By: Angus Mcleod to Digital Man on Sun Jul 03 2005 10:00 pm

I think it's pretty essential for any aircraft that is designed and built for aerobatics to have all the fuselage markings inverted, don't you?

I'd never seen it before myself, but it makes sense. :-)

digital man

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Pigs get sunburn.

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Re: She's done.
By: Digital Man to Angus Mcleod on Mon Jul 04 2005 11:44:00

I think it's pretty essential for any aircraft that is designed and built for aerobatics to have all the fuselage markings inverted, don't you?

I'd never seen it before myself, but it makes sense. :-)

It isn't a new idea -- I saw it (somewhere) and thought it was cool.

A couple of fools at the club were whispering to themselves saying "He's
put the markings on upside down by mistake!" But the aerobatic pilots
were saying "Ok, I see what your intentions are for this model..."

:-)

Gotta get a low inverted photo, now!


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Re: She's done.
By: Digital Man to Angus Mcleod on Sun Jul 03 2005 11:38:00

http://www.anjo.com/rc/aircraft/seabee/

Fingers crossed for good conditions on Sunday.

I guess you plan on flying it inverted often? :-)

http://www.anjo.com/rc/aircraft/seabee/seabee.rtf3.jpg

Response to an OLD post, but FYI:

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I'd seen aeroplanes with inverted markings before, so I just applied the idea....



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