*****My WOT4 MK2 Nitro RC Plane Assembly Log****

Tbh a lot of the cowling your going to have to be cut away due to airflow/heat anyway. Just cut a hole in it so it will go on around the exhaust :)
 
Getting on the case :) will update with pics, with regards to the prop set-up, I have one question on the way it goes on

I am dissapointed with the instructions in this model, but the plane itself should be sweet :)
 
Prop on (just to show)

Im just about to cut the cowl

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Still working on the cowl, however im not sure if I haved messed this up.

Without getting the exhaust off its prooving very difficult! the cowl is starting to feel quite flimsy!! Its not completed yet.

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Ahh I suppose that puts me at ease :) I didnt know if it would effect he planes airflow or performance

Got to love that sticker he's stuck on that plane above :)
 
you'll probably want to have the carb area free otherwise the cowl will cause odd pressures (ie low pressure when idling whilst flying and high at full throttle). The result may make the engine response unpredictable.
 
You epoxy the wings together, yes, I however I need to do that. I was just having a look at the wing span
 
Come on man, this is taking way too long! Get it glued together and get it in the air!
 
Ok ok so we have discovered im not the quickest at building planes :) Iv Just wish there wasnt so many things going wrong, iv got people on the RC forums now telling my Cowl is no go get a new one.

Fudge sake, all i seem to do is chuck money at this thing.

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Did you chew it to shape??

Just do without it, or just fly with it as it is. its only really there to look pretty :D

I see you are on RCgroups too!
 
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Yep :) Getting about these days, unfortunately iv been abit busy tonight for my side business. but back on the case ASAP

Iv ordered some epoxy for the wings aswel which hopefully should arrive tomorrow
 
The people on RCgroups are talking rubbish - sod all wrong with that cowling, perfectly flyable!
 
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