you vids have been very helpfull,many thanks for posting

I've finished all the wooden parts and found the instructions about covering to be a little confusing so thanks very much for this which has set me straight. A quick question if I may. On their shop the only glue stick they sell is an uhu one but will prit or supermarket glue sticks do the job?

Excellent

When I was building their planes ice to buy that color tissue in a card shop where you buy greeting cards can find in many colors

Promised myself I was buying no more glider kits! Curse you internet I must build this.

Try and use a longer rubber motor maybe don’t cut it down next time

I finished the plane today. Looks really good, just need to get something like lead shot to balance it. Thank you for the help and the video which gave me a lot more confidence that I was doing the right thing. Already looking forward to the next one.

Hello Rob. After I sprayed the tail fin, it looks like the tissue has touched together in a couple places. I possibly got it too wet. Do you know if there is a fix or do I have to take the cover off and start again? Appreciate any advice you could give.

I bought the spitfire a few years ago as my first model and gave up near the end of the fuselage as was so confused as to what to do and in fact had made mistakes earlier in the build due to some guesses, felt like was totally on my own. Noticed you had a really good video, watched and nearly bought another one. Have decided to make this one first as it seems a bit simpler and really enjoying it so far. Not looking forward to the tissue part but your video has gave me a lot of confidence. Thank you as you may have started a new hobby for me.

nice vids bud keep them coming

Hi again. It’s my first balsa kit for over 60yrs. Do you cover both sides of the tail plane and rudder with tissue ? Thanks again 😊

Hi, I bought the kit over 20 yrs ago and just got round to making it ! Not laser cut though .. I’m putting lightweight RC in it. Powered by 1S LiPo. Thanks for the video and tips 👍

nice work and great video! check out my build videos if your bored.

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I wish the prop install was as easy on the model I have. I simply have one long thick wire that I have to somehow 'sculpt' into shape and it's proving real hard. :/

Very nice. Would really like to watch you trim one out.

This helped me so much. Beeing I'm not that good at English the instructions on the plan didn't really help me much

The original had ailerons.

Great job!

hello, could you leave the plans to download them please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

hello, could you leave the plans to download them please

donde puedo encontrar los planos de este avion?

Excellent build. I am working on a peanut scale Caudron Type N. I wanted to see how the rigging wires are held. Your video gave me some very good ideas....Thank you !

Hiya Rob, Great job brother!!!! I need to pick your brain about some paints. Much rather do it in private (Facebook maybe?).

Hi, first of all I want to thank you for showing us this great tutorial... congratulations! Do I need to ask what you painted or prepared the y and z covering parts of the model's nose with? thank you

when you say 30% do you mean 30% water or 30% dope?

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Lovely little Bird Dog :) Thank you, Rob, for all your tutorials! Great to see you building it step by step. Your videos are pretty inspiring and resemble me when I was building glider models as a kid. I just regret that we couldn't see her flying. I hope she flies as good as she look... I think I'm gonna build this Cessna some day... or something similar. But by far, I'm starting with looking other your model videos. PS. Why haven't you tense the cover? I used to wetten it with sprayed water, if I used a thin packing paper, or impregnate with a lacquer, if I used 'Japanese paper' (not sure how to call it in English...). But maybe it's different kind of paper...

Incredibly the flag and the markings (Charly Xray) are from my country Uruguay

Mr. Brennan thank you so much for uploading these super informative videos, without the tissue covering tutorials I would've never been able to finish my own plane, a Guillows authentic scale f6f hellcat, to the level of beauty seen here on this channel. I've looked up and down KZbin for any and all tutorials on stick and tissue planes only to come up short time and time again. As far as I can tell your channel is the only one that really takes time to break down the WHOLE process step-by-step with no unnecessary jump cuts or skipping that seem to plague a lot of other channels. Again many thanks for the videos and keep up the amazing work!

Lovely build but no dihedral. I can’t see it being easy to trim. Superb video.

...anybody knows where I can buy quality tissue for rubber powered models? In Europe... Thanks !!

Thank..👍👍👍🙏

Yet again another non flying model. Would require ounces of nose weight to get the CG in the correct place

Great help in building. Bending rear wheel even with pipe to roll around is still very difficult to get a good ctcle

That’s one bad ass model

Very brave of you doing a warts an all video in real time, thanks for that .

Why didn't you shrink the tissue at the end?

I don't know if you will read this, but I thank you very much for your video. I built the whole model using your tips, and the result is wonderful! Keep doing these high quality vids :) a fan from France

Thank you for showing me how to do this plane from start to finish... i would never had had the confidence to trait without your videos

Nice build! How come we never see them in flight?

Very nice

helpfull video, thanks!

Rob, where did you get the blue side clamps from? They are exactly what I am looking for...

Amazing rob!you really ought to upload a flight video of one of your builds!

what glue are you using?

スローフライト飛行機いいですねー　 リアルなフライトで好きです。

Did you spray the tissue? If so with what? I am building a Guillows model. 50/50 pva?

You should put a washer between the propeller and thrust bearing. Also, always leave one bay open in the back where the motor peg is without tissue so you can install the rubber more easily. Make sure to lube your rubber motor.

Thanks Rob, didn't have a set of instructions so this was very helpful, just the wing to build now and the Cessna will be almost ready to Go!