To begin, a long ski was created from pine slats and 4mm balsa. The design was sculpted with a tip that curved outward into a teardrop shape. We needed the shape of the ski so that the model could take off without landing gear. Two frames were raised from the ski base, one of which … Continue reading “Creating the fuselage.”
First, we need to make a plate that will serve as the base for the wing structure. Each individual plate is glued together for each snout client. All the wing components will then be attached to this plate. Next, the wing struts, slats, aileron plate, and part of the nose are glued to the plate … Continue reading “Making wings for the Pelican model.”
2. After covering, the aircraft model already has a finished look.
2.The keel is made in two copies from 5mm balsa. To stabilize the structure, a lining and 1mm plywood are glued onto the epoxy resin. 3. After covering the two keels with film and painting the tips, they are finally ready.
2. Make the frames out of pine slats. 3. Gluing the body and sides together using epoxy resin and frames 4. Making technical holes for wiring in an airplane model. 5. Gluing the nose of the aircraft model and sewing the bottom of the aircraft. 6. Cutting the beams into sections for the equipment. Cutting … Continue reading “Fuselage manufacturing”
1. The first stage is gluing four 1.5mm plates into two plates. 4. Final sandpaper treatment of the wings 5. Separating the ailerons and adding bolt caps
