Sanding is my least favorite part of the build.
-Not just because it's time consuming. It is
-Not just because it makes a horrendous mess. It does
-Not just because it makes me sneeze my head off for hours afterwards. I do. Usually when I'm trying to glue some small part! 
The main reason I don't like sanding is because of the damage I do to other parts of the plane. Usually Ribs.
Pic 22 shows the multiple pieces I used to repair this rib.
I was to embarrassed to take a pic of where I put a finger partially through some 1/16" sheeting. Ah well!

Nice weather brought out a number of planes, and also jets, a glider and a helicopter.

A few images:

1. Simon with a big aerobatic helicopter.
2. George with his Avanti jet.
3. Paul at a pilot station.
3. David with his 3D-printed Cobra jet; it had a perfect maiden flight.
4. No more snow on the field,
5. Simon's glider.
5. David and I enjoying rolled chocolate wafers.

Looking for a good home.  A 99" span 4 channel power glider.  https://www.airplanesandrockets.com/airplanes/windfree.htm
See build post https://temac.ca/smf/index.php?topic=7863.0
Just add an RX and battery (3S 1800-2200).
- 99" span with E-Flite 480
- plug-in wings.  Including protective sleeves (silver bags).   photo 374
- folding prop Photo 370
- ESC
- spoilers with servos installed
- rudder and elevator servos installed.  Note: this is a flying elevator (entire stab moves)
- removable canopy for battery access.  Photo 371
- removable hatch on the bottom to access the rudder and elevator servos.  Photo 379

Total price $10.00. If you are interested, please post on this thread.
Can bring it to the Friday March 28 lunch/flying session.

Frank

Peter I sent you a PM, not on the war wings, it was about the radio.
Polecat
Ken

A current TEMAC Site Survey has been posted on our website at TEMAC.ca.  It can be found on the main page.
This site survey will be updated as needed.
You do not need to download or keep a copy of this site survey but it's here if you'd like to see it.

Cheers,

David

Small update

Transmitter just got back and I will be reprogramming the planes today.

Aiming for Sunday as my first day out but it's not really confirmed yet. Will have to see were the weather and school go

I built some nacelles, just for looks.

I used paper and cardstock to make templates, and then made the nacelles from 1/32nd balsa sheet, with inner balsa tubes glued with epoxy to stiffen the assembly. Then covered, and put it place with friction and tape.

 

Nice going.

Frank

Pic 17 & 19 is the competed cowl
Pic 18 is the completed fuse. Pic 20 is with the battery hatch cover
This essentially completes the actual building.
I will do the sanding and covering over the next few days, and will post pics as I progress.