Morane-Saulnier Types N
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23 7 June 2021, 11:33
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Very interesting model and intriguing goal - I am definitely following 🙂
1 November 2021, 16:50
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Thanks guys... Just getting back to this model after golf season 🙂. Hoping to finish it by the end of the month...
2 November 2021, 12:50
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Beautifull plane, everythings perfect, especialliy the rigging and chipping 👍
8 December 2021, 17:27
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Wow! I spend the last 10 min sliding all your album pictures ! Very impressive finish, and thank you for sharing and explaining the techniques used.
Cheers
8 December 2021, 19:32
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Thanks for the kind words. I'm still learning, but I hope some of my tips are helpful…. Let me know if you end up using any of them…I'm sure I can learn something from you guys! Thx…Cecil
9 December 2021, 11:10
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I am working on the Morane-Saulnier Types N (a.k.a. the bullet). This is an intriguing aircraft since it was designed with much promise, but failed miserably in the field. It was extremely difficult to fly due to the use of wing warping (instead of ailerons) and engine overheating making it generally unreliable. It also had a "deflector" built on to the back of the propeller to deflect bullets from striking it. The engine generated a significant amount of heat, so the paint tented to peel away from the aluminum housing. Thus I'm going to try a peeling effect I've been thinking about and see how it works.