BAe Hawk slope soarer by PJ Models

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31 Dec 2017 10:10 #15193 by Chris001
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I don't think it will be much of a build thread Dave, but there might be some moments when I need help... the instructions and plan seem to allow for some interpretation!

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31 Dec 2017 10:59 #15195 by Phil Ford
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Without diverting from the main subject, I have this pile of ............. I bought ages ago off a certain member who shall remain nameless and is cluttering up my hangar. ;) I had thought of stripping it out and converting to PSS. Or measuring the dimensions and copying the build's layout build a dedicated one from scratch. (I have took recently a delivery of some thick sheet balsa that could be used for the wings I believe this Hawk was from an old kit too and has done the rounds within the club. :unsure:

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31 Dec 2017 15:25 #15199 by Phil-C
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Chris, I have a couple of aileron linkage cover plates that might help. If it was me, I'd just build it as is.

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01 Jan 2018 08:39 - 01 Jan 2018 08:43 #15212 by Brian
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Came across this aileron linkage on the flying wings website. Looks as though it wouldn't be damaged on landing.
flyingwings.co.uk/wings/slope-soarer/gen...l/genesis-slope.html
Click on the link above, then select "video" . Takes a bout a minute to get to the aileron linkage.
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