To close the pores in the sand and to fill the low spots I squeegeed epoxy with microballoons on the surface
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- Male mold for the ballast box
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- Wing shoulder glued in place
- Mounting the wing shoulders
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- Fuselage layup technique
- Frame
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- Canopy mold
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- Making bladders
- Clamping device
- V-mount ready for use
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- First coat of wax applied
- Wing shoulder mold and wing saddle mold are ready ...
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- Wing shoulder plug
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- Wing saddle
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- T-blade
- Installing servos
- Next comes the super-heavy layer of FG
- To close the pores in the sand and to fill the low...
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- Putting splooge in the corners
- Making the layup. Exactly the same as the other half
- Laying a small piece of cloth on top of the splooge
- Second mold half:Brushing on tooling resin, fillin...
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- Parting plane removed
- Removing the dams
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