Found Section of or Rings from 4" Fiberglass Airframe - 12" or less

So I'm dusting off my plan to upscale the Screamin Green Meenie after several years on hiatus. Assuming I can still find all of the parts I had squirreled away. The original plan was to do everything with LOC parts or equivalent.

I'm planning to scrap my original idea of a 29mm MMT for a 54mm MMT, and adapt down to 38 if needed. However, I'm now thinking that I'd feel a lot more comfortable if the tube fins were fiberglass instead of cardboard. With 3/4 lb of nose weight, I _should_ be able to fly this on a J315.

And yes, I could go to Madcow or one of the other vendors and pay for some fiberglass tubing, cut to order. I may still do so. First, I wanted to see if anyone had a scrap piece of tubing, or even coupler, laying around.

Willing to offer a reasonable amount of $, plus shipping, or some trade involving something from my "unfinished projects" pile. Looks like I'm also going to be in the market for an AT 54 mm 852 casing too...

I may have something but I have to get over to my shop to check, I'll probably get there over the weekend. Will report back with my findings if your still in need.

Gary, thanks very much!

Sorry Bill I looked but didn't have what your looking for.

Gary - thanks for looking! I appreciate the effort.

I have that. Some Madcow 4". I will get it out and see what lengths I have.

What exactly do you need?

Oops. Thought I put that in the original post. My bad. Am looking for qty 3 x 1.5" sections of 4" tubing. Or something that I can run through a chop saw or table saw to slice into appropriately sized sections. I probably don't need more than 5" - it's just the danger to the fingers when you get that close to the saw blade.

Pic of the original SGM below. .ork file attached (preliminary)

I have a piece of the standard wall airframe that is about 16" long.

It (finally) dawned on me that what I want is just three switch bands. So, Wildman got a small order this morning, and building will begin this weekend! Thanks to those who helped!