my driving motors are wildly underpowered. which do you recommend to give it enough torque?

awesome!

How to wire electronics for rear servo ?

Turned 70 this year, built one of these when I was about 11 or so. It flew really well and eventually ended up stuck in a tree. Never did manage to retrieve it !

One of my all time favorites, I wish Ripmax would reintroduce this wonderful ARF. Mine used a brushed 550 motor and gear box with a 12 inch prop, and back then we used 8 cell nicads. C size , fantastic fun plane.

Wonderful…I need to dig out my ancient Ripmax catalogue to check it out.

Nice vid Darren. Thanks

Hi Darren, nice plane a bit light so watch out with more wind! what I was wondering? I don't see a prop saver am I writing it right? (propsaver) I would put it on if I were you. Healthy and Friendly greetings from the Netherlands! And have fun with the hobby. Rob

Nice model Darren, lovely evening flyer 👍

I brought it for 378 dollars. The tires and rimms cost another 130.add all the suspention ,gears, motors hats another 200..thats around 700 + dollars. You could easily spend 300 more .that would put you a thousand dollars in on this loader .

That's terrific! Great model, very nicely finished. I love blue and yellow together. I used to cover most of my planes in either blue and yellow tissue, nylon or Solarfilm because the colours showed up so well against the typical grey skies and black, green, purple and brown storm clouds of an English summer's day. My homemade aerial photography kites were all in yellow and blue (ripstop polyester), too. Sadly, such a choice of colours is now seen as being an overt political statement. Sigh. Well, I can't afford Solarfilm or its equivalents any more, so all my current models are done in thin laminating film with a few day-glo pink, orange or green patches to aid visibility and orientation. Laminating film's good stuff: ridiculously cheap, tough, and easy to apply. It's also colourless, so there's no danger of drawing the attention of any passing military combat jets, attack helicopters, tank drivers or missile-launcher operators. Hey, I'm based in West Yorkshire; it could happen...🤭

Very nice filming Darren I bet you cursed to yourself just as the Lancaster landed 😂

Sunday turned out to be a cracking afternoon Good work all involved in a tricky weekend

This was today and I was not thete

Good video Darren. Great scale camera work. Hope your channel continues to go from strength to strength.

Lovely im tempted by one of thise

Good luck with your build. I built one of these 35 years ago. I think it used printed wood for the ribs and shaped parts. I have a photo of it along with the original plan somewhere. I had no idea how to trim or fly it, but I think I got a few short flights before i overwound the rubber motor and busted the fuselage. Hopefully seeing yours fly will inspire me to have another go!

Great video looks well worth doing thank you for sharing cheers

How did you get the Construction Doll into the cab? Thanks very much for your valuable time.

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

awesome! thats a beautiful place 🤩great RC POV view

I had made my own mast & forks but they where to heavy for the loader being 13 inches long I wanted to lift cars long ways but steering sucks, even the upgrade is to slow, I want to mock up a servo, start with 25kg will do 100kg if that's not fast enough

Super vidéo 📼 😊

Brasil 🚜👍

I heard you mention. You upgraded the gears on the loader. Do you have a link to where you bought the gears from? I have the same Huina loader. I also want to upgrade it. I was thinking of upgading the electronics as well. Any ideas? I've seen a video of someone modifying their Huina with a 3S brush ESC. But, it looks very involved. I'm not that mechanicly inclined . A motor upgade would be nice. Any suggestions?

I think I prefer that boats to the railways but all fantastic models 👍

Some quality models Darren 👍🙂

Never seen portable model railways before 👍

Looks fantastic! That orange really sets it off!

I had Ajax as a kid my grandad built me I loved it best flyer ever

Magnificent. I like it so much. Have a blessed time. Greetings ~ Milan

Very good sharing. Bravo! Have a nice time. Greetings ~ Milan

WOW 🛩

Really cool 👍

Oh the nostalgia love it 😊

Wow...she really flies great. Well done

Great summing up there Darren, what do you think you're going to build next then?

Brilliant! 🙂

Oooh, that's nice. A bit of aeromodelling like wot it used to be. Your Ajax looks as good in the air as it does on the bench! Now, put the kettle on, lads: grab a nice cuppa, then go looking for thermals over the teapot. 🤭

Another great afternoon flying Darren 🙂👍

I love the smell of fresh laser cut wood.

Very nice job. What's the final weight? I used to find that lubricating the rubber was a great way to get the best out of it. Putting on the turns can definitely be pretty scary! When I flew big outdoor duration models the rubber was stretched out seven or eight feet from the nose before being cranked many hundreds of turns. The stored-up power was incredible. Back in the fuselage it was enclosed in a separate reinforced tube that was there to prevent it from smashing the plane to bits as it unwound. I'm sure your lovely Ajax will have no such problems. Good luck!

Looking good, awaiting test flights!

At freehand painting down looks really excellent I thought you were going to say you spend a while masking it all off! I kept my undercarriage in on the Ajax by bending The Wire into a slight s shape on each wire. Have you lubricated the motor, you'll get a lot more turns on it?

Nice build.

Ah the smell of dope in the morning!

You can also repositian the tissue with a little isopropyl alcohol,and I mix water and isopropyl to shrink the tissue

I sometimes thin down cellulose glue with laqqer thinner and use to attach the esaki or domestic tissue...I have used the uhu glue stick which is a superior bond ...then use krylon crystal clear spay to seal the tissue... tutorial at easy built models...give it a look see..great to see modelers share their projects...❤