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Personally I like 2K clear coat finishes. The one I use is made by a company in the UK for automotive applications, but can be purchased in aerosol cans if you either don’t want to fuss with spray equipment or simply don’t own any. It’s distributed in the US via their company in Tampa...

First let me say thank you for producing such an informative, and exciting, post! I really got a lot out of this and cannot wait to experiment myself with the information you were so kind to share. One question though, is there a vacuum/food saver device that you can recommend that’s large...

Beautiful work as always Frank!

Beautiful work!

Been following this and I just wanted to say thank you Mugs for keeping us all in the loop, but most importantly for teaching us, well teaching me anyway, so much along the way.

Cool... I was thinking of adding a 12" section of tube to lengthen my DX3 do you think that would be a bad idea?

Sorry for jumping into the wrong thread.i was looking for paint schemes for the Super DX3 and the photo of his brought me here.

Thanks! I guess that this is a different kit than the Super DX3?

I'm new to the hobby having taken a 40 year hiatus. I wasn't sure if it added or reduced stability.

What a great job! Quick question, your DX3 looks about a foot or so longer than the kit I purchased. Did you add another tube? If so, can you explain what you ordered from them so I could do the same? Lastly, did you have to add weight in the nose?

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That's very kind of you, thanks. As for equipment, I shoot these days with a Sony A7RII camera body and for glass, I'm using a Canon 70-200 IS USM L (Metabones Adapter so the lens and camera can communicate with each other), and shoot manual and capture RAW files to edit from. As for the depth...

Here’s a quick snap I took of my SA-14 Archer. LOVE this kit!

It's a Sunward Aerospace Phoenix. A really fun build too!

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Excited to be going to my first regional launch they my local club, Florida Sportsmodeling Association, will be hosting. I also plan to launch 14 or so rockets and support our local vendors. I also wanted to thank Randy Broadway over at eRockets.biz for the raffle prizes he sent to support us...

Can you post a photo? Someone might be able to help.

Hi Fritz, When I decided to build my original kit from the 60's it was my first time coming back to the hobby since I took a hiatus 40+years ago. With that said, I was taking things extremely slow, sometimes with a day or so between steps. I really didn't want to rush and mistakingly glue...