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Construction instructions for wooden kit
Model data:
Wingspan: approx. 935
mm Flight weight: from
950g Profile:
Clark - Y RC functions:
Elevation, side aileron and motor control
Special accessories:
Bristol Scout Drive Set, #5541
LiPo Battery Extron 2200-3S, #X6413
[4] Servo Extron E90, #X5606
MASTER GigaProp 6 remote control system, # C8802
We recommend the following
accessories for building the model
(see also www.extron-modellbau.de):
Extron Building Board, Building Board 900 x
300mm, # X5535 Hinge Slot
Set, # C5829 Mini Balsa
Planer, # C8891
Sandpaper File, # X5565
BINDAN Propeller Glue, # Metal clamps
50mm, # C4919 Crimping pliers, #
C8333 Fix It! Quick-release clamp,
# C4922 push pins
(50 pieces), # X3441 foil iron, #
C9758 protective cover
for foil iron, # X9983
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Summary of Contents for Extron electronics BRISTOL SCOUT
- Page 1 Sandpaper File, # X5565 BINDAN Propeller Glue, # Metal clamps Special accessories: 50mm, # C4919 Crimping pliers, # Bristol Scout Drive Set, #5541 C8333 Fix It! Quick-release clamp, LiPo Battery Extron 2200-3S, #X6413 [4] Servo Extron E90, #X5606 # C4922 push pins...
- Page 2 Which decor you would like to equip your model with is up to you. You can contact us at any time about your individual decor wishes and we can also realize that for you. All we can wish for you now is a lot of fun building and especially flying our Bristol Scout. Publication of texts, images and technical documents only with the express, written permission of the Pichler company...
- Page 3 Machine Translated by Google Remove pieces for one half of the area (in this case Close the pockets in rib 8 on both sides with the covers 8a + 8b for the strut connectors (position according Cut the lower spar strap balsa 3x3 mm to fit the top/right) from the correspondingly labeled to the construction plan).
- Page 4 Machine Translated by Google Tape the entire length of the underside of the spar strap with a strip of adhesive tape. Place rib 8 together with the comb spar Insert ribs 2 to 7 and glue them in with Seku, while also gluing the comb spar F 3 Align the spar strap on the construction plan and fix it with pins using the adhesive tape.
- Page 5 Machine Translated by Google Remove the surface from the building board Cut the auxiliary spar balsa to 3 x 3 mm and glue it to the rear comb spar. Cut the beech nose strip to around 4 mm and glue it in place.
- Page 6 Machine Translated by Google Cover the slots on the underside of the aileron Glue rib sections Q2, Q3 and Q5 flush with one another into the aileron base Q1 using superglue. base Q1o with adhesive tape. Glue in rib sections Q4. Fit the diagonal bar Q1a into the pocket of Q1 and glue it in place with superglue.
- Page 7 Machine Translated by Google Note on the structure of the lower wing halves: The structure of the upper and lower wings only differ in some components. In terms of structure logic, both are identical, that is, it There can be an upper and on the plan of the right or left half a lower half of the area will be built.
- Page 8 Machine Translated by Google The parts are on the lower wing In addition, the pocket for the rudder horn is made from parts Q9, Q10 and Q11 Connecting pins for the coupling rods the upper and lower ailerons Q1u and Q3u opposite the upper one glued in.
- Page 9 Machine Translated by Google Assembly Mu3 - Mu6 (rib frame) together with the screw support Mu7 Glue in the front bar Mu8. Glue planking Mu12 and Mu13. Glue onto the paneling Mu1 / Mu2. Sand the end edge of Mu13 diagonally (adhesive edge), glue the planking onto the rib framework with white glue and use needles Beech round rods 4x170 mm (plug-in) to back up.
- Page 10 Machine Translated by Google Glue the cover ribs Mu15 to the center piece on both sides using white glue. Adjust the lower paneling at the front Mu14 Entire middle section carefully and stick it on. slur. Components for the upper surface centerpiece Insert the middle base Mo6, push on the counter rib Mo1 and glue everything together carefully.
- Page 11 Machine Translated by Google Cut round beech rods 4 x 170 mm and glue them into the middle of the middle piece. Cut the beech end cable to 3 x 15 mm and insert it Spacer ribs Mo9 on both sides of the ribs Glue Mo1 on.
- Page 12 Machine Translated by Google Glue the upper paneling Mo13 to the middle piece with white glue and up to Glue the upper paneling Mo14 to the middle piece with white glue and up to Secure drying with needles. Secure drying with needles. BeplankungsOberstände all round Fit the nose strip Mo16 and glue it on.
- Page 13 Machine Translated by Google Glue in webs H5, H6 and H7. Glue on the hinge bearing pin H8. Glue the elevator parts H10, H11, H12 and H13 together according to the construction plan and add them Fix the needles on the building board. (Strut bearing H9 only after Glue in the covering) Fit and glue the bars H14 in place and secure with pins until they dry.
- Page 14 Machine Translated by Google Glue in the bars S9. Upper hinge bearing (tube + S10) Lower hinge bearing (tube + Cut the 3mm Bowden cable tube for the Glue into the rudder. Glue 2x S10) into the rudder. SR hinge according to the construction plan. (Ruderhorn S11 after the Stretched) Next construction phase Hull/canopy...
- Page 15 Machine Translated by Google After drying, turn the assembly over and place it on the building board with the inside flat Align the prepared assembly using a ruler on the upper edge of the fuselage place on it and glue in the bars R8, R9 and R10. and secure it to the building board with pins.
- Page 16 Machine Translated by Google Prepare the components for the fuselage structure by gluing the auxiliary frame R19a to the frame R19 using 3 mm beech dowels and pressing them together. Beech end Åbel approx. 20mm long in frame R17 paste in. Glue frame R16 to R17 and press.
- Page 17 Machine Translated by Google Clamp the open side of the frame together with a strip of tape Opposite fuselage side part at the gluing points to the frame frame with glue and stick it with superglue at all the joints. Until it dries thoroughly Coat it and insert the frame frame, put weights on it again.
- Page 18 Machine Translated by Google Double the frame R30 on both sides with remaining pieces of 4x2mm pine and then the Insert frames R27 to R30 into the fuselage side part Fuselage side panels at the inside of the fuselage end Sand diagonally, only the inner layer.
- Page 19 Machine Translated by Google As an intermediate step, the canopy for the upper wing is now built, in this one Place the fuselage with the side part on the building board (put weight on it). The struts in the upper area with balsa residue strips 2mm underneath and the intermediate pieces B3 The construction stage of the hull is the easiest.
- Page 20 Machine Translated by Google Glue the front ring frame R43 to the fuselage head and secure it with clamps up to Glue in half frames R40, R41 and R42 together with the support strips R39, Ensure drying. then stick on the bar R44. Hull back planking R45 on the Place R45 on the fuselage side panel Bend the planking around the frames and along the upper middle bars...
- Page 21 Machine Translated by Google At the end edge with thick superglue, the rest Place planking R47 (transition between fuselage and ring frame) and the end edge on the fuselage Moisten the planking again with water from the inside mark. Grind the end edge of the planking diagonally as a support on the hull. and bend forward.
- Page 22 Machine Translated by Google Screw connection bar for the bonnet Glue the front ring frame for the bonnet Mh1 together with adhesive tape, fold it open and put white glue into the gap. Until Mt5 into the corresponding recesses Place weights to dry thoroughly. paste in.
- Page 23 Machine Translated by Google Paneling parts Mh9, starting from the top, 2 pieces each on the right and left. stick on. Glue the Mh10 paneling parts together and place them on the lower area of the hood stick on. Bonding from the inside with thin superglue. Parts for the front hood area Glue 4 pieces of Mh11 onto a section of the building plan to form a ring.
- Page 24 Machine Translated by Google M6 threaded screw with suitable washers into the front panel Mh14 Nose block carefully at low speed Grind/turn into shape, using the screw it in and clamp it in a drill. Do not sand the rear ring as this will later be attached to the rear part of the hood adjusted.
- Page 25 Machine Translated by Google Select parts for the battery cover. Retaining hooks in the corresponding ones The smaller ring with a quarter turn The larger ring and the inside sash Glue bags into the lid. screw and glue. just screw it together, only after it has been done Finally glue the covering together.
- Page 26 Machine Translated by Google Mount the landing gear on the fuselage, front Sew the undercarriage panels to the undercarriage wires using household twine Dismantle the finished chassis again. Chassis wires with 2K glue into the Glue with thin superglue. Chassis fairings to the suspension backdrops Glue with 2K glue.
- Page 27 Machine Translated by Google Glue the extensions for the canopy struts B7 to B10 to the inside and outside of the struts. Fill the transition between doubling and planking. Round out and clean the doubling and struts in the area that will be visible later Fit the canopy into the fuselage again and the locking bridges in the fuselage slur.
- Page 28 Machine Translated by Google Glue the doublers for the surface struts on the right and left onto the plywood struts according to the marking; the holes should be absolutely congruent. The The respective designation for the front and rear struts is always attached towards the upper wing. Add weight until dry Surface struts on the front and rear edges Select components for the wheels.
- Page 29 Machine Translated by Google Glue on the outer rim ring. Only on the other side at first Glue in the doubling rings for the axle and reinsert the remaining spokes. glue in some spokes. Glue on the second outer rim ring. Wheel axle (MS tube 4/3 x 14 mm) Screw a longer M4 threaded screw into the wheel axle.
- Page 30 Machine Translated by Google The shell of the model is now completed, what follows: the covering, the RC installation, drive installation and finishing and adjustment work. We recommend fabric foil for the covering, this fits the model best and brings great advantages in terms of aerodynamics Coloring can easily be realized according to your own ideas.
- Page 31 Machine Translated by Google Cut the coupling rods for the ailerons to the appropriate length. Connection to the control horn with Install the struts and brace them against each Small hooks made from paper clips make shrink tubing. Alternatively, a safety clip can be used on one side of the pole for easier disassembly. other with appropriately long 0.8 mm steel it possible to dismantle the tension if wires and glue them together with epoxy.
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Page 39: Bending Instructions
Machine Translated by Google Bending instructions 1:1 Front main landing gear Steel wire 2mm Rear main landing gear Steel wire 2mm tail skid Stahldraht 1,5mm Page 38... - Page 40 Machine Translated by Google...
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