45" Quaker & Mills Diesel - Build Series: Pt 15 Covering the Tailplane & Fin in Laminating Film

This build series is for the Quiver which is a scaled down version, with a 45" wingspan, of the classic 1930's Quaker. This version of the Quaker was designed by W John Wheater in 1989, with the plans being available on OuterZone. This is a build series that will take you step by step through the construction of the model, culminating in a maiden flight, and followed by a build & flight review. The finished aeroplane will be powered by a 1950's Mills 1.3 cc engine. The aeroplane will have 2 channel RC, elevator & Rudder.
Quiver Plans from OuterZone: - outerzone.co.u...

[@ronaldrose6885]

Nice tutorial Mark...I just enlarged a hatful junior 60 to 200 percent.. hope ing to use an saito fg21 four stroke has engine that has been collecting dust...I want to try the doculam with dyed silk that I have on hand...thank to you and Croucher for the inspiration...

[@MarkRobinson555]

Thanks very much for the comment, pleased you found the video helpful

[@ravebrave8866]

its a small brother..

[@chrisrussell8781]

Looking good Mark can’t wait to see it flying now 😀

[@MarkRobinson555]

Thanks very much, pleased you liked it, thanks for the comment

[@terryblackman6217]

Thank you for showing the covering again. As I said before I will keep trying. I don't think I was using enough heat to shrink the covering. Tacking the edges, no problem. Your wing is looking fantastic.

[@MarkRobinson555]

Thanks Terry, appreciated. Yes, it dos need a lot of heat to shring well, hope it goes well.