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Juergen Klinglhuber
Looking forward to visit "Airpower24" tomorrow. This reminded me that I have taken some pictures the last weeks that did not yet find the way into the album. So here we go.

Juergen Klinglhuber
Little progress on this one.

Guy Rump
Following. 👍

Stefan Fraundorfer
I'm in Jürgen and will follow with interest.

Ekki
And me!

Łukasz Gliński
Joining the party

Juergen Klinglhuber
Hello everyone - thanks for your intereest. I must admit that this is not a very exiting build, but thanks for yor interest - will to the painting this weekend and I just checked the decal sheet,....uuuii, there are plenty tiny stickers to be placed.

Juergen Klinglhuber
thx for your likes mates,..I can report a little progress

Bas Tonn
can't wait for the final result

★ Starfish ★
Super Arbeit soweit! der Airpower19 Eurofighter ist nicht ganz so spannend wie die letzten beiden "Tiger" aber trotzdem nice to have 🙂

Skyhiker
I had trouble with the front landing gear on this kit breaking. I don't know if was just a fluke or if the mold is too thin. It may need reinforcement.

Snake Plissken
Motorization is top tier. Love how you handled the power supply with a picture frame. The wiring looks fairly sophisticated; is it simple on/off or are there any special features? 😎

Dave Flitton
Excellent work!.

Paul Gallagher
Thanks Dave, Snake. I used a simple 555 circuit to drive the motors with variable PWM; nice to get the props spinning at just the right speed. Circuit details are on my project page: leap.tardate.com/kra..ishig3m/g3m3model23/

Snake Plissken
Glad you used a lower speed. Some of these DC motors can really fly at 10K+ RPM and we know that's far from scale. 2,500 RPM is probably a typical propeller speed for a piston engine plane.