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    Beginning to think about recovering my BC12D fuselage, Never have tried this before but have a few friends with some experience to work with me. Just wondered if there is some info available that could guide us to the best approach. Has someone photo documented their project and would they be willing to share that?

    Jim

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    Re: Fuselage Recover

    Hi Jim, For starters look up 'taylorcraft.org.uk' Rob Lee's great site look in the left hand column.
    20442
    1939 BL/C

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    • #3
      Re: Fuselage Recover

      Thank you, will do.

      Jim

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      • #4
        Re: Fuselage Recover

        I have some pics in my gallery (Ryannewell, around page 8 or so) and can post/send more if you need them. I covered the same way Rob did and used his site as a resource. The Tcraft is a really nice plane to do the blanket method since it is a box.

        Ryan
        Ryan Newell
        1946 BC12D NC43754
        1953 15A N23JW
        TF#897

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        • #5
          Re: Fuselage Recover

          Jim,

          My two cents worth:

          Use Poly Fiber beacuse they have the best training resources. Especially get and watch the video.

          John
          John 3728T

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          • #6
            Re: Fuselage Recover

            Just covering my fuse and the poly fiber process is dead simple. Having built and covered 100's of model airplanes this is even easier- just a little time consuming to get it neat looking.
            E
            Eric Minnis
            Bully Aeroplane Works and Airshows
            www.bullyaero.com
            Clipwing Tcraft x3


            Flying is easy- to go up you pull back, to go down you pull back a little farther.

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