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JohnReid · 9 March 2005, 04:34 PM

I temporarily fit the R/H wing assy to the fuse and center section.The aircraft now looks like it tripled in size.Wow,it sure is a good looking airplane with that huge upper wing span.For such a large airplane it looks very graceful sitting there on the workbench.
I have been thinking about how to secure the model to the hangar floor.In the Jenny manual it is shown being rigged with 2 saw horses placed under each wing at the struts.I will try to make them as small as possible so they dont take away from the look of the model.I will place a 3rd sawhorse under the tail and lift the model to flying attitude.It is the only way that I can think of to secure the model to the hangar floor as I want to leave those nice looking spoked wheels without covers. to be cont.....

9 March 2005, 04:34 PM	#315 (permalink)
JohnReid Shot Down Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 9,910	R/H wing assy/securing model to hangar floor I temporarily fit the R/H wing assy to the fuse and center section.The aircraft now looks like it tripled in size.Wow,it sure is a good looking airplane with that huge upper wing span.For such a large airplane it looks very graceful sitting there on the workbench. I have been thinking about how to secure the model to the hangar floor.In the Jenny manual it is shown being rigged with 2 saw horses placed under each wing at the struts.I will try to make them as small as possible so they dont take away from the look of the model.I will place a 3rd sawhorse under the tail and lift the model to flying attitude.It is the only way that I can think of to secure the model to the hangar floor as I want to leave those nice looking spoked wheels without covers. to be cont.....