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i have to admit that i’m not the first to light up a foam airframe, but it’s hard to say (for me anyway) that i didn’t have the most fun doing it! it all goes back to joe nall week about five years ago. a group of us had a bunch of sea winds and we took over the float pond. in the evening, a couple of the guys acquired “new” led lighting strips (that were just introduced to the market at that time) and stuck them on their sea winds so they could tear up the 3d float pond that evening. as cool as it was, the drawback was that all you could see were the lit individual leds themselves. it wasn’t until the next year when we bought a bunch of multiplex fun cubs on floats that we really got it figured out.
a while back i wrote a two-part article in fly rc magazine explaining how i scaled out the big 1/6-scale waco sre arf from sig. that article was essentially about getting rid of the plastic covering, getting the servos inside where they belong on any self-respecting scale job, and messing with the overall appearance by adding things like scale tail surface cross sections, fuselage stringers, door outlines and the like.
for those new to the rc airplanes, all i can say is that “you’ve got it easy!” at no other time in the history of radio control aircraft has “the fruit” hung so low. the arf and ready-to-fly market is enormous with offerings that range from micro-size indoor planes to giant-scale monsters.
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The total number of "c"s in that passage is 34.
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