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Reply #40
Offline xairflyer wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 05, 2012, 18:08:39 PM
Do you have a website chris ?

What about a switch all brass 1/2 scale?


Reply #41
Offline Norfolk'n'Good wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 05, 2012, 18:29:56 PM

What about a switch all brass 1/2 scale?

I made a brass one for my 1/3rd size pup but I dont believe they were all brass the base was bacolite I think, you can just make it out In the picture.


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Reply #42
Offline xairflyer wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 05, 2012, 18:56:42 PM
One like this


Reply #43
Offline Phil_G wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 05, 2012, 23:09:57 PM
This is uncanny.
Last night I was down in Sheffield in my late Dads garage, looking for a crosspoint, and found this switch in a drawer.  He used these to add electric lights to my sisters dolls-house 50 years ago, its a working switch, so could be used for ignition or whatever. Its a gnats over the diameter of a 50p and if it will do the job its free to the first caller!
Cheers
Phil
ila_rendered


Reply #44
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 14:59:10 PM
 Xairflyer

  A bit like this you mean, lunchtimes are fun sometimes :af

chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #45
Offline Phil_G wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 15:21:07 PM
...if it will do the job its free to the first caller!
Sold to the man in the big green hat!
Cheers
Phil



Reply #46
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 15:30:27 PM
hi Xiarflyer

  cant access PM,s at work,, go figure $%&

  Chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #47
Offline xairflyer wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 16:20:02 PM
Is that a solid lump of brass?


Reply #48
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 19:29:49 PM
almost :o i only made this one to test the tooling (i ground up a form tool) so it is a portly little gent, i will keep twiddling and see  what can be done with hollowing next one out, trying to scource some gold(brass coloured acrylic) to see what it looks like, also i have used Plastikote brass paint in past and very good it is (it contains brass powder) so will do a painted acrylic one too,

  chris

  ps if anyone is interested i have just completed a new(working sprung) U/C for my 1/3 scale Piper Tripacer, to convert it to a Pacer, they do this a lot with real ones, can do some pics and things iffn you want, also i have a part built 1/3 scale Cub U/C and having seen the price of one online from US  :o :o i might just finish it off and see if there,s acustomer out there,

chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #49
Offline Cornish Pixie wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 19:39:14 PM

  ps if anyone is interested i have just completed a new(working sprung) U/C for my 1/3 scale Piper Tripacer, to convert it to a Pacer, they do this a lot with real ones, can do some pics and things iffn you want, also i have a part built 1/3 scale Cub U/C and having seen the price of one online from US  :o :o i might just finish it off and see if there,s acustomer out there,

chris

What a silly thing to say mate.  Of course we want pictures

Now you need to make a 30% tiggy one not a cub one. Have you not been listening  :'' :'' :''

Si

Si

The Dawn Patrol UK

Reply #50
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 19:55:48 PM
have you got some drgs Si, +width of fus at mounting points i,m sure we can do something :af

  chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #51
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 06, 2012, 19:59:23 PM
Sold to the man in the big green hat!
Cheers
Phil

  thats no hat :''

  cj

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #52
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 07, 2012, 13:23:24 PM
What a silly thing to say mate.  Of course we want pictures

Now you need to make a 30% tiggy one not a cub one. Have you not been listening  :'' :'' :''

Si

Si

  Pardon  :ev   i,ll dig me camera out later Si,

  chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #53
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 20, 2012, 13:13:30 PM
some more tinkering , for a customer this time, pulsator in process :af

 on the left is the dome after turning and polishing ready to cut off,
in middle is freshly turned body
on right is body with bracket soldered on and dome just pushed in place, body still needs priming handle.

  sorry forgot to include some reference for scale these are 1/3 and dome is 3/8ths dia (9.5mm approx)

  Chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #54
Offline Pup Cam wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on January 20, 2012, 15:41:56 PM
Nice work Chris.   

How about boring up through the base so you can half fill it with tinted varnish otherwise the engine will seize due to lack of oil! ;)

Alan

Terrain avoidance is your responsibility ......

Reply #55
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 03, 2012, 16:00:23 PM
Booger!!   puppers :banghead:

  just finished assembling them and not seen your thread, hmmm give it some thunking about, hey ho! here,s one i assembled earlier :af :af

  pump handle actually moves!!  how sad is that!!


  chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #56
Offline captain beaky wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 03, 2012, 16:12:23 PM
I think these are completely over the top and unnecessary, only adding more clutter to the cockpit area, but would be very interrested to know when can I have one please Mister ???:xx

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Reply #57
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 03, 2012, 16:34:12 PM
as it so happens Dave you can have one soon, i am 90% of the way through doing a cockpit for a guy, so i decided it was just as easy to do two, so i have a pulsator, ign/cutoff switches. rudder bar, control column, footboards and if required a seat, though seat not done yet.

 see control column below, again can be full animated from servo,s to give elevator and aileron movement :af   ZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzziiiiiP!!

  Chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #58
Offline rcfanuk wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 03, 2012, 17:15:24 PM
I think we need a "Builder of the model" rule  :'' :''

Nice job Chris

Steve

Global Moderator
Dawn Patrol UK

Reply #59
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 03, 2012, 18:31:02 PM
I think we need a "Builder of the model" rule  :'' :''

Nice job Chris

Steve

  Bah!!   Bumfa :ev :ev

chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #60
Offline Cornish Pixie wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 03, 2012, 18:32:51 PM
I think we need a "Builder of the model" rule  :'' :''

Nice job Chris

Steve

That rule needs to be you cant build your own model  :nananana: :nananana: :nananana:

Si

The Dawn Patrol UK

Reply #61
Offline idigbo wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 03, 2012, 20:48:41 PM
That rule needs to be you cant build your own model  :nananana: :nananana: :nananana:

Si

 ;D ;D ;D

Made I larf :af :af

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Reply #62
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 08, 2012, 15:39:02 PM
just a few more tinkerings

  first is pilots foot boards for pup, former on the bottom and the pressed lithoplate finished item on top,
next is shown in place on mock up of column + mounts + boards. one on the left is the former, need more litho from home :af for next one.

  Chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #63
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 09, 2012, 15:49:21 PM
ok here we have the finshed control column, all stained and test assembled joystick is fulyl moveable elevator via cables and pully, and aileron via a slave servo, rudder to can be linked via scale cables to servo,s also, where,s me anorack.

   chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #64
Offline rcfanuk wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 09, 2012, 16:00:03 PM
Nice Chris, is the litho pressed over the former or does the former have 2 halves?

Steve

Global Moderator
Dawn Patrol UK

Reply #65
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on February 09, 2012, 17:04:30 PM
pressed over a former steve, if you see previos post the former is on the left of the assembly :af

  chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #66
Offline CEEJAY wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on May 08, 2012, 15:02:14 PM
i have been asked to do some custom made turnbuckles for a project, and during my searching for suitable taps and dies, i have come accross a site offering 2mm x.4mm taps and dies in LEFT hand thread, (also 2.5,3.5, BA,BSF,BSW loads in fact i aint looked at the complete list yet now my question is would there be any interest in 2mm rigging parts,eg clevises and turnbuckles, say for 1/4 or 1/5th scale as they are quite expensive  $%&

  chris

real aeroplanes are powered by gravity!

Reply #67
Offline Aeronut4 wrote Re: WW1 Hardware, Bits & Bobs Thread on May 11, 2012, 18:31:50 PM
Chris - I'd certainly be interested in a set of decent clevises for my 1/4 Tiger Moth. The same size might also be perfect for 1/3 Pup tails.

Gordon

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