FlyerInOKC

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Here is my BristolSpadPort built from Ken Willard's plans.

1200SportsterRider

Thanks Mike, mine will look more like yours that the one I show above, I am only doing bottom wing ailerons, Mark at OSMW says it flies very scale like that way. I am going to make the gun and exhaust pipe to look scale like. Several places have the color I am going to use, exactly like yours, I treated the FA 40-a to a new RMJ ring and BOCA hard chrome bearings.

easystar123

Flying my new Avistar on its second outting to the flying field powered by a very nice Saito 72

Jesse Open

Nice plane, perfect engine.

Had the ancient LT40 out yesterday. Got 7 flights in at about 20 minutes each.

Also powered by a very old FA-72. This one still has it's factory ring. Must be the fuel

easystar123

Great stuff and thanks for your kind comments. The LT 40 is also a nice plane. I've never owned one but watched many videos down through the years and read lots of stuff on the different forums. Your Saito 72 is still going strong and that is testimony to how good and efficient the Saito engines are. I absolutely love them.

FlyerInOKC

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This guy makes a 1/6th scale Lewis Gun for $12 if interested. They are 3D printed and you paint and assemble them.

https://rosaminiatures.squarespace.com/shop/lewis-gun

the Wasp

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remember this one, my first Saito, well it still has not run. note the breather barb. drilled and taped straight on my Sherline Mill.

Jesse Open

Is that a Saito FA Hunnert?
Seems I sent you a new carb for a Saito 100 a few years ago.

the Wasp

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yes, but I believe it was a 125 carb I was going to try on my 100. you want it back?

Jesse Open

No sir, all yours. IIRC you had a carb that got tight to turn when the mount screws were torqued down.

The 100 has that tall and lean look. Vent looks good.