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flytilbroke · 17-03-2007

Hi Graham, I have had fun with a Prangster too. I also had to add a lot of nose weight. I see you have done another of the mods with the use of a "tie" on the undercarraige, I ended up making mine into a two wire version using formed "ring" fittings at the (REAR) pegs and bound and soldered close to the wheels. Were I to do it again I would use silver solder, and I would fibreglass from just behind the front peg to the nose. This is what I ended up with and it was one tough model that flew well.

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flytilbroke Scale Model Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Beside BEN NEVIS Real Name: Bob My Models: now 14 rc aircraft Visit flytilbroke's Gallery Posts: 129 Images: 11	Hi Graham, I have had fun with a Prangster too. I also had to add a lot of nose weight. I see you have done another of the mods with the use of a "tie" on the undercarraige, I ended up making mine into a two wire version using formed "ring" fittings at the (REAR) pegs and bound and soldered close to the wheels. Were I to do it again I would use silver solder, and I would fibreglass from just behind the front peg to the nose. This is what I ended up with and it was one tough model that flew well. Last edited by flytilbroke; 18-03-2007 at 07:11.