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Comming soon Cessna 172 Junk Yard Dog.

trucker17

trucker17

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This paint is a joint effort between myself and Fireball6 who is working on the interior.
INTRODUCING JUNK YARD DOG.



 
I flew one just as junky once...a rental in New Mexico. Believe it or not, it was actually fun to fly! Keep it comin'
Ted
 
Theres a certain excitement; a sense of adventure, wondering when ( not if ) the wings will fall off.. :;lol:; its looking great. :) :)
 
Nice paint! It reminds me of this great scene from the movie "Fandango". Think this was a C-182 though. If you read the credits at the end of that movie, you learn that the Confederate Air Force did the flying.

 
Talk about airplane abuse :isadizzy: But it does look like fun and a dirt cheap rental, literally. :applause:

Glenn
 
I hate to put a damper on proceedings but after 40+ years of working with or being around metals I have yet to see orange 'rust' on alumin(i)um! It just doesn't happen. :icon_lol:

You could have green or yellow showing for the zinc chromate primer or grey/white for the oxidized alumin(i)um but you would only ever see orange on iron or steel.
 
Tako_Kichi said:
I hate to put a damper on proceedings but after 40+ years of working with or being around metals I have yet to see orange 'rust' on alumin(i)um! It just doesn't happen. :icon_lol:

You could have green or yellow showing for the zinc chromate primer or grey/white for the oxidized alumin(i)um but you would only ever see orange on iron or steel.
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Yeah I know....Like I said I still have a few thing to do to it......Addressing the rust is part of that.....
 
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