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Sanjay Sir, It is comming out beautifully. I am following it very closely for my coro build as well (a different model - has been on the bench for many months now. I always had valid reasons for not working on it  though )

@VC sir

Quote from: VC on November 26, 2013, 08:57:33 PM
Rai Coromodels Pvt. Ltd.

VC....really captures the scope and breadth of it  

Thanks Flying Brick...hope it charges you up to finish your model

All glued up

The rear part of the fuse is glued with SR 998, and then on the corner I use hot glue. The Tail feathers (4 mm Corro) are only mock fitted at this stage - I will only finalise and glue after the wing is set so the alignment of these w.r.t. the wing is square

I cut a hatch out after folding the fuse nose and gluing. A distance piece is kept for reinforcement, and a cheapie hatch lock is used. Looks like an alligator with jaws open!! The LiPo will go in here

If you want to view the detail, a high-res pic is here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/102005136@N03/11065519503/in/photostream/lightbox/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/102005136@N03/11065471684/

An awful moment    After all that work, I take an axe and start chopping  

The top part of the fuse is cut away. The wing will be below; the arrangement will soon become clear as the build progresses

Quote from: VC on November 26, 2013, 08:57:33 PM
Rai Coromodels Pvt. Ltd.

Rai Coromodels Pvt. Unlimited. 

  Pvt.?

They're all in the public domain now, with plans and build instructions...

Apoloigies Sanjay sir for twisting that...but we so love you and your models ...

  I actually made it Public Unlimited but thought let someone else to identify it

  Now Rai sir will soon present an Airbus A380 made of Coro

Arvind - I will do that after you manage to repair one of your models, wake up on time, and come flying

  Tomorrow:salute:

Nacelles made. Used 10 mm ply for the firewalls.

Box of the motor. I wonder.............time will tell 

I see that a Canopy 

Sir  You see what I see 

this one is going to be seriously heavy
awesome sir this is just marvellous

Sanjay sir we do think alike   

Thanks Sandy Saheb

Nitesh, if it's seriously heavy, it can never fly 

I'm targeting 1.2~1.3 Kg. That compares well with an Avispad of 1.1 ~ 1.2, but this has over 400 W compared to 300 on an Avi.

I figure the Airframe will be 700 gms, the L/G 80, battery 250~270 and the electronics the balance. The battery wire harness is nearly 80-90 grams 

I thought it'll be around 1.5 to 1.7kg.
btw sir we both are building a thing at the same time but with different materials. FT FLYER.

I'm not making nor have made the flyer. Good luck though

I meant we both are building something at the same time. I did'nt mean the same thing