StingRay 3,5 m
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Als Gründungsmitglied verstehe ich RC-Network als Modellbau-Forum, also eine Gemeinschaft von Modellbauern, die sich auf einer Plattform austauschen wollen/ können.
Ich entsinne mich nicht, dass wir seinerzeit die Gründung eines "deutschen Forums" im Sinn hatten. Mir ist eine internationale Beteiligung sehr willkommen.
Und wenn man je so wenig Fremdsprachenkenntnis hat, dass man die Weltsprache Englisch nicht versteht, dann bietet Tante Google heutzutage dermaßen komfortable Hilfe...in wenigen Sekunden, mit wenigen Klicks ist der gesamte Beitrag übersetzt....
Könnten wir jetzt mal wieder zum Thema zurückkehren? Das da lautet: StingRay 3,5 Meter!
Ich entsinne mich nicht, dass wir seinerzeit die Gründung eines "deutschen Forums" im Sinn hatten. Mir ist eine internationale Beteiligung sehr willkommen.
Und wenn man je so wenig Fremdsprachenkenntnis hat, dass man die Weltsprache Englisch nicht versteht, dann bietet Tante Google heutzutage dermaßen komfortable Hilfe...in wenigen Sekunden, mit wenigen Klicks ist der gesamte Beitrag übersetzt....
Könnten wir jetzt mal wieder zum Thema zurückkehren? Das da lautet: StingRay 3,5 Meter!
ok guys, thank you for your support and let's move on.
My Stingray 3.5
Part 4: painting
Infusion process (again infusion!) does not easily allow “painting on the mould”: dry fibres are stitched and held in place by a spray glue, this is necessary otherwise fibre layers will move with the incoming resin flow, also it is often necessary to correct the position of al misplaced layer and this could cause the paint to separate from the mould. Another problem is related to the release agent: it should be a semi-permanent one otherwise it could be washed away by the resin flow, it is very difficult to paint on such a kind of release agents. I did some tests trying this and the result was a disaster, may be in the future I will try again, last word is not said yet. On the other side it is easily possible to use spray gelcoat but I suspect they are too heavy for an airplane model.
That is why I paint my models with the same processes used on the cars. There are three ways to get it: the first is "direct gloss" 2K PU paint, the second is basecoat + clear coat, the third the same as the second one except for a sanding after the clear coat and then a second layer of clear coat (this is also known as “flowgloss”). The first method is usable only when just one colour is used (paint steps between the colour changes are not well accepted by aermodellers), second method could be used with more than one colour but it should be sanded and polished, third method is the one which grants the best results in any case.
Painting in this way is expensive but the results are pretty good.
Painting schemes: almost any painting scheme is possible until it can be painted using masking tapes (no artistic airbrush), I also own a plotter on which I can cut masking masks to get perfect shapes.
More will follow about assembling and optionals.
My Stingray 3.5
Part 4: painting
Infusion process (again infusion!) does not easily allow “painting on the mould”: dry fibres are stitched and held in place by a spray glue, this is necessary otherwise fibre layers will move with the incoming resin flow, also it is often necessary to correct the position of al misplaced layer and this could cause the paint to separate from the mould. Another problem is related to the release agent: it should be a semi-permanent one otherwise it could be washed away by the resin flow, it is very difficult to paint on such a kind of release agents. I did some tests trying this and the result was a disaster, may be in the future I will try again, last word is not said yet. On the other side it is easily possible to use spray gelcoat but I suspect they are too heavy for an airplane model.
That is why I paint my models with the same processes used on the cars. There are three ways to get it: the first is "direct gloss" 2K PU paint, the second is basecoat + clear coat, the third the same as the second one except for a sanding after the clear coat and then a second layer of clear coat (this is also known as “flowgloss”). The first method is usable only when just one colour is used (paint steps between the colour changes are not well accepted by aermodellers), second method could be used with more than one colour but it should be sanded and polished, third method is the one which grants the best results in any case.
Painting in this way is expensive but the results are pretty good.
Painting schemes: almost any painting scheme is possible until it can be painted using masking tapes (no artistic airbrush), I also own a plotter on which I can cut masking masks to get perfect shapes.
More will follow about assembling and optionals.
Frank Thorn
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Er ist aus Deutschland sprach von UNSEREM Bildungssystem.
DirkSchipper
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Was denken sie wen ein Italiener hier mit GoogleTranslate berichte im Deutsch post?!
Dan wird niemand das verstehen ...
Compositas
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Yes, and thank you for truly interesting background Info provided in a very comprehensive way
Speedamigo
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Hello Piero - it would be nice if you could continue - it is very interesting !
Thanks
Stefan
Thanks
Stefan
hi guys!
Andrea Landi (AndreaL here in this forum), an italian customer of mine who just had his Stingray 3.5, is writing a building log here in RC-network.
I don't know how to place a link to thath but I'm shure you can find the thread and may be post the link here on this one.
Andrea Landi (AndreaL here in this forum), an italian customer of mine who just had his Stingray 3.5, is writing a building log here in RC-network.
I don't know how to place a link to thath but I'm shure you can find the thread and may be post the link here on this one.
heikop
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Must be this one:
www.rc-network.de
Stingray 3.5m by Piero Brussolo Buil Log
Hallo everybody, I’m not new in the forum, but this is my first build tread. First of all I’m really sorry to write in English, but my German is not so good to self-explain in a satisfactory way (ich kann ein bischen Deutsch aber English is sehr einfacher für mich!!!). I’ll write then this build...
early this year during the lockdown I realized a digital model of the Stingray with the same colour scheme as a real one I built for Modellbau Pollak, may be you have to play a bit with the total weight but it flies pretty well. here you can download for free: https://www.knifeedge.com/forums/index.php...
Hallo zusammen, etwas offtopic: Schaut Euch mal den Deepl-Translator an, meiner Meinung nach deutlich besser als Google
Hello everyone, a little offtopic: Take a look at the Deepl-Translator, in my opinion much better than Google
Ciao a tutti, un po' fuori tema: date un'occhiata al Deepl-Translator, secondo me molto meglio di Google
Grüße, Andreas
Hello everyone, a little offtopic: Take a look at the Deepl-Translator, in my opinion much better than Google
Ciao a tutti, un po' fuori tema: date un'occhiata al Deepl-Translator, secondo me molto meglio di Google
Grüße, Andreas